Official Court Reporter - Resident

Official Court Reporter (S) Job Classification: Superior Court Division, Position Number 60006433, Grade 30013214 Salary Range: $51,919.00 – $90,939.00 The North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts seeks a certified Court Reporter‑Resident, to record and transcribe verbatim court trials, hearings, and conferences in Superior Court. Responsibilities Record proceedings of court trials, hearings, or conferences by stenotype or voice‑writing methods. Transcribe proceedings into accurate transcripts for purposes of appeal or by order of the court. Read aloud, as required, statements of participants during court proceedings. Place identifying marks on supplemental materials for inclusion in the transcript. Assure evidence has been properly introduced and marked as exhibits. Take dictation of orders and findings of fact, creating documents necessary for a judge's signature. Maintain file, notes, tapes and records of notes indexed to facilitate later reference and use. Proofread, edit, and certify transcripts. Respond to inquiries from court personnel, attorneys, citizens, and prisoners. Complete activity reports and travel reimbursement forms if applicable. Submit reports to the Administrative Office of the Courts and/or the court reporting manager in a timely manner. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities English grammar, punctuation, and spelling; court rules, regulations, procedures, and operations; legal and specialized terminology; and transcript format and style. Transcribing notes rapidly and accurately; using court reporting hardware. Take dictation rapidly and accurately for extended periods at the speed required for certification. Accurately transcribe notes; type a volume of material over a sustained period within deadlines. Maintain confidentiality; represent the court in a manner consistent with decorum. Minimum Education and Experience Certification from the National Court Reporters Association (NCRA) as a Registered Professional Reporter (RPR) or from the National Verbatim Reporters Association (NVRA) as a Certified Verbatim Reporter (CVR); or Completion of a court reporting program approved by the NCRA or NVRA and ten years of court reporting experience; or Licensed as an official court reporter in another state and five years of court reporting experience. Recruiter Charmaine J. Leeks Human Resources Division, North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts Email: View email address on click.appcast.io Equal Employment Opportunity Statement All NC Judicial Branch agencies are Equal Opportunity Employers. The North Carolina Judicial Branch participates in E‑Verify, an internet‑based system that confirms employment eligibility. #J-18808-Ljbffr