Deputy City Solicitor – Civil Rights Division

The City of Philadelphia is seeking an experienced legal professional to join the Civil Rights Unit as a Deputy City Solicitor. In this role, you will provide expert legal advice and representation to ensure compliance with civil rights laws and promote equity and justice within our communities.

The City of Philadelphia seeks a Divisional Deputy City Solicitor to join the Civil Rights Unit. This role centers on providing legal guidance and representation in a range of civil rights matters, helping to safeguard the rights of Philadelphia residents. Role overview This attorney advises city departments and officials on issues related to civil rights law. The position involves representing the City in civil rights cases and proceedings. Collaboration with government agencies, community groups, and other stakeholders is a regular part of the work. Supporting initiatives that promote justice and equity in Philadelphia is also a key focus. Requirements Strong legal knowledge, with a focus on civil rights law Skilled in written and verbal communication Demonstrated commitment to public service Ability to work well with diverse groups and organizations Location This position is based in Philadelphia.

The City of Philadelphia Law Department is on the lookout for a skilled attorney to join our Commercial Law Unit within the Health, Human & Community Services Division. We are seeking a candidate who is not only licensed but also passionate about making a substantial impact through legal counsel and representation.Key Responsibilities include:Providing legal advice and representation to City departments, particularly the Departments of Public Health, Behavioral Health, and Intellectual disAbility Services, focusing on contracting and grant compliance.Offering legal counsel on adherence to relevant laws, policies, and the terms and conditions of contracts and grants.Assisting in the development, drafting, and review of policies and procedures to ensure compliance with applicable laws and grant funding requirements.Interpreting and advising on legal matters arising from the Philadelphia Code, Home Rule Charter, and other relevant legal areas.Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts, including those for professional services, goods and services, intergovernmental agreements, facility use agreements, and grant agreements.Essential Functions extend to:Staying updated on legal developments and assessing their relevance to the City's contracting practices.Reviewing and improving form contracts and solicitation documents to ensure compliance with current laws.Engaging with City stakeholders, vendors, and experts in commercial law.Conducting legal research and drafting opinions on procurement, compliance, and commercial law issues.Collaborating with City departments in the development of RFPs for professional service contracts.Reviewing and refining statements of work in partnership with City departments.Assessing laws, rulings, and regulations, including procurement law and the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter.Working with the Division of Risk Management to analyze the risk profile of proposed transactions.

The City of Philadelphia is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Deputy City Solicitor to join our Real Estate and Development Unit. This pivotal role involves providing legal guidance on various real estate transactions, zoning matters, and development projects to ensure compliance with city regulations and policies.As a Deputy City Solicitor, you will work closely with city officials, developers, and community stakeholders, playing a crucial role in shaping the future of Philadelphia's urban landscape. Your expertise will aid in negotiating contracts, drafting legal documents, and representing the city in legal proceedings.

The City of Philadelphia is seeking a dedicated and experienced legal professional to serve as the Divisional Deputy City Solicitor within the Tort Litigation Unit. This key role involves providing legal counsel and representation to the city in complex tort cases, ensuring that the interests of the city are effectively protected in litigation matters. You will be responsible for analyzing legal issues, preparing legal documents, and representing the city in court proceedings.

Join the City of Philadelphia as a Deputy City Solicitor within the Code & Public Nuisance Litigation Unit. In this pivotal role, you will advocate for the public interest through effective legal representation, focusing on addressing and resolving public nuisance issues. Your expertise will be instrumental in shaping policies that promote community health and safety while ensuring compliance with city regulations.

About the Role The City of Philadelphia is hiring a Deputy City Solicitor or Senior Attorney for the Regulatory Law Unit in the Right-of-Way & Utilities Division. This legal role centers on advising city departments on regulatory issues, right-of-way questions, and utility operations. Key Responsibilities Provide legal guidance on city regulations and compliance matters Advise on right-of-way issues and related municipal concerns Support city utility operations with counsel and interpretation of relevant laws Impact This position directly supports public service and the effective governance of Philadelphia. Work here shapes how the city manages its infrastructure and regulatory obligations.

Join the City of Philadelphia as an Assistant City Solicitor in the Tax Litigation and Collections Unit within the Water Litigation Division. This pivotal role involves representing the city in legal matters related to tax disputes and water litigation, ensuring the enforcement of municipal laws and regulations.

The City of Philadelphia seeks a dedicated and knowledgeable Assistant City Solicitor to join our Tort Litigation Unit. This role is vital in representing the City in various tort claims and litigation matters. The ideal candidate will have a strong commitment to public service and a proven track record in litigation.

Role Overview The City of Philadelphia is hiring an Assistant City Solicitor for the HIPAA and Privacy Law Unit in the Law Department. This role supports city departments by advising on privacy matters and ensuring compliance with federal and state privacy laws, with a focus on the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Key Responsibilities Provide legal advice and guidance on privacy law issues to city departments Support compliance efforts related to HIPAA and other relevant privacy regulations Represent city interests in privacy-related legal matters Location Based in Philadelphia.

Position OverviewThe Interpreter III role is an advanced professional position focused on facilitating communication between non-English speaking individuals and English speakers within the Criminal Trial Division. This position requires a high level of expertise in interpretation, particularly in the context of legal proceedings, where terminology can be complex and nuanced. The interpreter will also play a key role in mentoring and training new interpreters, ensuring they are equipped with the skills necessary for effective communication.The ideal candidate will have extensive experience as an interpreter, demonstrating the ability to clarify and inquire about any unclear points during interactions. Building strong relationships and earning the trust of non-English speaking clients is crucial, as is maintaining confidentiality and discretion in all matters pertaining to interpretation.To apply for this opportunity, please visit https://fjdcareers.phila.gov/Cyberweb/ to submit your application and upload your resume.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide interpretation services in open court and other judicial departments for non-English speaking individuals.Interpret questions posed to non-English speaking clients from English to the interpreter's language specialty, both in person and via telephone.Translate essential documents, notices, and pamphlets to assist non-English speaking clients.Interpret written or verbal instructions for non-English speaking individuals.Translate correspondence as needed.Ensure confidentiality of all information acquired during interpretation sessions, adhering to professional ethical standards.Prepare weekly reports and participate in regular meetings with supervisors to discuss progress.Assist in the training and mentoring of new interpreters.Working ConditionsThis position operates mainly within standard courtroom environments and involves direct interaction with a diverse clientele.To apply, please visit https://fjdcareers.phila.gov/Cyberweb/ to complete your application and upload your resume.Qualifications and SkillsAOPC Certified Court Interpreter or recognized certification from another state certifying authority.Minimum of two to four years of experience providing interpretation or translation services in a judicial setting.Successful completion of a criminal background check is required.Completion of a panel review and interview process following initial qualifications.Ability to perform all essential functions of the position.City residency is not mandatory.This is a full-time, on-site position.

The Deputy Chief Information Officer of Networking plays a pivotal role in managing the organization's networking infrastructure. This senior leadership position entails overseeing the planning, implementation, and maintenance of network systems to guarantee optimal performance, security, and scalability. The Deputy CIO collaborates closely with the Chief Information Officer to formulate and execute strategic initiatives that align with the organization's objectives, ensuring that all networking operations support these goals. The ideal candidate will possess extensive experience in networking technologies, exceptional leadership capabilities, and a profound understanding of emerging trends in network architecture.Key Responsibilities:Strategic Leadership:Work in partnership with the CIO to create and execute networking strategies that complement the overall IT roadmap of the organization.Direct the design and deployment of innovative networking solutions that cater to the organization's current and future requirements.Stay abreast of emerging technologies and trends in networking to ensure the organization continuously leads in technological advancements.Network Infrastructure Management:Network Design and Architecture:Design, implement, and maintain the organization's comprehensive network infrastructure, encompassing LAN, WAN, VPNs, and cloud-based solutions.Assess new networking technologies, tools, and systems to enhance performance, scalability, and security.Plan and execute network expansions, upgrades, or replacements in response to evolving business needs.Network Operations and Maintenance:Guarantee the continuous operation of the organization's network systems while maintaining high uptime and availability.Monitor network performance, troubleshoot issues, and conduct regular maintenance.Develop and maintain comprehensive network documentation, including diagrams, configurations, and procedures.Security Management:Establish and enforce network security protocols, including firewalls, encryption, IDS/IPS systems, and access controls.Conduct regular security audits, vulnerability assessments, and penetration tests to identify and mitigate risks.Manage network security incidents by implementing response strategies and reporting breaches as necessary.Network Performance Monitoring and Optimization:Utilize network management tools to monitor bandwidth usage, traffic patterns, and overall network performance.Optimize network configurations for efficiency, load balancing, and redundancy.

The City of Philadelphia is seeking a dynamic and strategic leader to serve as the Deputy Executive Director of Operations. This pivotal role is responsible for overseeing the operational aspects of city services, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in all operations. The ideal candidate will demonstrate exceptional leadership abilities, a commitment to public service, and a proven track record of managing large teams and complex projects.

The Deputy Quality Lead at AECOM will play a pivotal role in ensuring the highest standards of quality across various projects. This position involves collaborating with project teams to implement quality management systems and processes effectively. The ideal candidate will have a keen eye for detail and a commitment to excellence, ensuring that project deliverables meet regulatory and client specifications.

The City of Philadelphia seeks a Legal Clerk I to join the Civil Case Management Center. This role plays a key part in the daily operations of the civil courts by handling documentation and administrative work that ensures cases progress efficiently. Main responsibilities Organize and process civil case files to support ongoing case management Complete, file, and record legal documents with accuracy Maintain orderly records to assist the judicial process What matters in this role Careful attention to detail when working with legal paperwork Consistent accuracy and efficiency in completing daily tasks Dedication to upholding the integrity of the legal process By providing essential administrative support, the Legal Clerk I helps Philadelphia's civil courts function smoothly and reliably.

The City of Philadelphia is seeking a dynamic and experienced individual to fill the role of Deputy Executive Director of Election Administration. This crucial position will involve overseeing the administration of elections, ensuring compliance with state and federal laws, and enhancing the integrity and accessibility of the electoral process. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in election management, strong leadership skills, and a commitment to public service.

Key ResponsibilitiesLead the coordination, planning, tracking, and management of projects involving a diverse team.Craft detailed written and verbal reports, memos, visualizations, and presentations to convey project objectives and outcomes, as well as the results of spatial or statistical analyses, to executives, non-technical staff, and the public.Effectively communicate and clarify technical issues, spatial concepts, data, and methodologies to non-technical audiences.Oversee the activities of subordinate project team members, ensuring the organization, prioritization, review, evaluation, and approval of project deliverables.Formulate project teams, identify necessary resources, assign responsibilities, and establish timelines to ensure successful project execution and delivery.Assess project costs and guarantee delivery within specified timeframes and budget constraints.Engage with departmental stakeholders to outline project objectives, goals, timelines, and deliverables, while prioritizing ad hoc map and report requests.Compile status reports, summaries, and dashboards for presentation to management at mid and senior levels.Ensure comprehensive documentation of projects, datasets, and processes.Collaborate with OIT and FLP IT for the implementation of new technologies, innovations, or data management protocols.Offer support, coaching, and mentoring on project management best practices as required for project coordinators and business analysts.Participate in departmental meetings and training sessions as needed.

Position SummaryThe ERP Integrations Developer is integral in the design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance of ERP integrations with the City’s enterprise systems. Collaborating with a team of implementation consultants, this role involves system design, initial user acceptance testing, training city staff, and phased software integration with other city applications. Post-launch, the focus will shift to optimizing and enhancing integration performance.Essential FunctionsThe ERP Integrations Developer will be responsible for:Engaging in requirements and use case formulation for new integrations,Designing integrations in accordance with enterprise policies and standards,Analyzing, defining, and prioritizing various delivery methods for each integration,Collaboratively designing, building, and testing development objects, including integrations, with the project implementor,Creating and deploying new integrations alongside the implementor,Conducting thorough testing of new integrations,Deploying integrations and offering support and maintenance for existing integrations,Collaborating with the City’s enterprise community to address changes impacting ERP boundary systems and participating in regression testing,Developing, reviewing, and maintaining technical documentation for each integration,Identifying, investigating, and resolving integration production issues, while documenting enhancement requests.Competencies, Knowledge, Skills and AbilitiesProficient understanding of the Full Systems Development Lifecycle (SDLC).Solid knowledge of Java, JavaScript, Python, SQL, and familiarity with a platform-specific language tool such as Ruby or MEL/DataWeave.Ability to classify data, particularly in recognizing regulated and sensitive information,Exceptional communication skills.Strong aptitude for building effective relationships and a commitment to collaboration with colleagues across various levels in a diverse environment.Excellent verbal and written communication skills, capable of creating user and project documentation clearly and concisely.

Join the City of Philadelphia as a Technical Support Specialist 3, where you will be integral in managing and configuring desktop and laptop systems, deploying both off-the-shelf and custom applications, and delivering outstanding IT services. Your role will involve providing tier 1, 2, and 3 technical support to end users by researching, diagnosing, and resolving technical issues, as well as addressing user requests. You will also be responsible for tracking support tickets, responding to inquiries, and collaborating with project teams to ensure seamless IT operations.Key ResponsibilitiesAs a Technical Support Specialist, you will handle calls and emails from end users requiring assistance with IT-related requests and incidents. An ideal candidate should possess a solid understanding of personal computers, operating systems, and widely-used software such as MS Office and Adobe Acrobat. You will create support tickets within the City’s ticketing system and escalate issues as necessary.

Your Role at Raising Cane’s:As an Assistant Restaurant Leader, you will play a vital role in supporting the Restaurant Leader with the daily operations of the restaurant while embodying Raising Cane’s commitment to exceptional service and a positive culture.This role entails working in a dynamic kitchen environment that demands physical stamina, including prolonged periods of standing, walking, lifting, and bending, while also engaging with customers. You will experience both indoor and outdoor conditions, handling food products and allergens, using industrial equipment, and employing commercial cleaning supplies, necessitating the use of personal protective equipment.Your Impact and ResponsibilitiesKey Responsibilities:Manage the hiring and termination of all hourly, non-management crew members.Oversee onboarding, payroll processes, and status changes for all hourly staff.Create work and training schedules for crew members.Supervise the performance of all hourly employees through development, coaching, and performance management tasks.Act as the manager on duty for restaurant openings and closings.Ensure cash handling is conducted with accountability.General Responsibilities:Enforce policies and standards set by Raising Cane’s.Conduct shift management that meets operational and safety standards.Utilize necessary tools and logs to document shift execution and implement corrective measures as needed.Effectively deploy crew members during shifts.Provide outstanding customer service.Implement recognition programs for crew members.Authorize functions requiring manager approval, including discounts and promotions.Maintain cleanliness and operational order of the restaurant.Perform other assigned duties.