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The Senior Audio/Visual (A/V) Engineer is responsible for the support and maintenance of courtroom A/V technologies. This includes architectural design, operating, maintaining, installing, configuring, repairing, and upgrading A/V products in the courtroom while also ensuring optimal performance and integration with other systems such as the Colorado Judicial Department’s (Department) network and court reporting equipment. The Senior A/V Engineer will analyze and resolve A/V issues in a timely and accurate fashion, as well as support user needs where required.

Summary of Job Classification:
Assists with administrative and customer support within a judicial district, probation department, or other unit. Provides purchasing and vendor communication support and performs human resources transactions, such as updating and maintaining employee data/files, conducting new employee orientations, and assisting with benefits enrollment. Supports payroll and timekeeping and other administrative support work.

Distinguished from Administrative Specialist II by a focus on a relatively narrow set of standard processes and functions that require less knowledge of the judicial branch’s processes and systems.

Summary of Job Classification:
Provides experienced administrative and customer support within a judicial district, probation department, or other unit. Provides purchasing and vendor communication support.
Completes human resources transactions, such as updating and maintaining employee data/files, conducting new employee orientations, assisting with benefits enrollment. Manages payroll and timekeeping and other administrative support work. In larger districts, employees in this classification may specialize in a functional area (e.g., finance or human resources). May train or guide the work of newer employees.

Distinguished from Administrative Specialist I by having responsibility for a wider range of activities and functions, greater depth and breadth of knowledge regarding the organization’s policies and systems, and the performance of more complex or non-standard assignments independently.

Performs regularly assigned lead work over staff responsible for the daily operation, maintenance, preventative maintenance and repairs for the Ralph L. Carr Judicial Center and the associated 1255 Lincoln Parking Garage, including utilizing automated control systems to monitor, adjust and control various electrical, plumbing, lighting and mechanical building systems.

Assist Reporter of Decisions in providing highly complex legal editing of opinions for the Colorado Court of Appeals.

The Audio Visual (A/V) Engineer I is responsible for the support and maintenance of courtroom A/V technologies. This includes operating, maintaining, installing, configuring, repairing, and upgrading A/V products in the courtroom while also ensuring optimal performance and integration with other systems such as the Colorado Judicial Department’s (Department) network and court reporting equipment. The A/V Engineer I will analyze and resolve A/V issues in a timely and accurate fashion, as well as support user needs where required.

The Senior Unified Communications (UC) Engineer is responsible for planning, developing, and implementing the Colorado Judicial Department’s telecommunications infrastructure.  This includes installing, configuring, maintaining, supporting, and optimizing all telephone systems and services, voicemail systems, and teleconferencing environments.  This position will analyze and resolve telecommunications circuit issues and support user needs where required.