Employment Opportunities

The Atlantic County Improvement Authority (ACIA) serves as Atlantic County's multi-purpose financing, development and project management agency. Primarily through shared service agreements with other public entities, our varied scope of activities include overseeing the planning, construction and financing of public improvement projects, grant management and implementation, economic development activities, and management of a municipal Golf Course. Our current year’s administrative budget is approximately $3 million. In addition, we have several agency funds that we also administer. We currently have a full-time staff of 15 employees, 3 part-time employees and several seasonal employees. Reporting to the Executive Director, the Comptroller is responsible for all accounting and reporting activities for the Improvement Authority. The Comptroller has functional responsibility over all accounting operations, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, bond transactions and grants. The Comptroller supervises a team of two (2) staff members with external support for HR activities.

The identified candidate will be responsible for community development programs and all its personnel, and is responsible for the administration, planning, and development procedures of community development programs and for promoting and administering a comprehensive community development service which includes planning, organizing, monitoring, and evaluating federal, state, and county community-oriented programs.

The identified candidate will for the supervision and administration of the overall development, coordination, implementation, and supervision of programs approved and funded under the Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act and other grants for employment, training and Workforce Development; serve as an alliance of the public and private sector for the purpose of coordinating planning, policy guidance and oversight of employment and training activities in Burlington County.

This position is responsible for basic park horticulture duties including landscaping, grounds keeping and event set-up/breakdown.

The Parks Grounds Supervisor is responsible for directing and supervising staff and contractors in maintaining park grounds – including lawns, horticulture beds, trees, trails, meadows, infrastructure, snow removal, event set-up/breakdown, and other duties as necessary while engaging with the public.

TITLE: Maintenance Repairer - Parks This position is responsible for park maintenance and repair duties.

This position is responsible for basic park maintenance including custodial, groundskeeping, building maintenance, and event set-up/breakdown. Under supervision, performs routine work in the care and maintenance of outdoor areas such as park grounds, recreational areas, lawns, playgrounds, and plant beds as well as park buildings and facilities; maintains and repairs park infrastructure such as benches and fences; participates in event set-up and breakdown; operates and performs minor maintenance on a variety of equipment, tools, and machinery used to care for and maintain grounds; performs power washing, trash management and other related duties as required. Work hours: M-F 7am - 3:30 pm, 40 hours/week, up to 6-month position

December 16, 2025 County Treasurer (NJSA 40A:9-27) and Chief Financial Officer (NJSA 40A:9-28.4)

JOB DESCRIPTION Assistant County Counsel position in the Office of the Essex County Counsel in Newark, N.J. Seeking an attorney with a judicial clerkship or 1-3 years of experience in civil litigation or 1-3 years of experience performing legal work for a governmental entity. The position requires handling Tort, LAD and Civil Rights litigation. Duties include, but are not limited to, preparing/filing motions, dispositive briefs, answers, discovery, taking depositions, and handling trials and administrative hearings.

Excellent opportunity to serve the County of Hunterdon as the chief engineering officer responsible for the administration, leadership, and oversight of all county highway and bridge engineering functions. This position provides strategic direction and technical expertise to ensure the safe, efficient, and legally compliant planning, design, construction, and maintenance of county transportation infrastructure

As Assistant County Counsel, you will: Represent Mercer County in state and federal civil litigation. Provide legal counsel on labor, employment, and civil rights matters. Participate in collective bargaining negotiations. Advise on New Jersey Civil Service matters and legal compliance.

Join the Department of Public Health and take on a leadership role in promoting community wellness, disease prevention, and emergency preparedness throughout Mercer County. As an Assistant Public Health Officer, you’ll help develop and implement public health policies that protect and improve the lives of our residents

PRINCIPAL TRAFFIC ENGINEER Make a Difference Every Day! Join our Engineering team and take the lead in creating safer, more efficient roadways across Mercer County. As a Principal Traffic Engineer, you’ll design and implement traffic solutions, improve roadway safety, and help shape the future of transportation in our community

Role: Director Organization: Office of Workforce and Career Development (OWCD) POSITION OVERVIEW: The Director of the Office of Workforce and Career Development (OWCD) is responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing workforce programs and partnerships that support economic growth and employment opportunities. Reporting to the Department Head of Economic Development, the Director will lead county-wide workforce development initiatives, ensuring alignment with state and federal workforce policies, industry needs, and economic development objectives.
This position requires a strategic, innovative, and collaborative leader with a deep understanding of workforce development programs, labor market trends, and employer engagement. The Director will oversee workforce services, foster strong public-private partnerships, and ensure that programs support both job seekers and businesses in developing a skilled workforce.

Middlesex County - Supervising Planner - Transportation New Brunswick, New Jersey Apply Category: Transportation Department of Transportation Job Description The Supervising Planner – Transportation will be a highly experienced and motivated technically proficient big thinker who is detail-oriented, cutting-edge, creative and thoughtful. They will demonstrate a deep understanding of federal, state, and regional transportation funding policies; working relationships between the County, municipal partners, and other public and private stakeholders; and current trends and best practices for the planning and implementation of transportation infrastructure and policy across multiple transportation modes to address the safe, equitable, and efficient movement of people and goods.

The County of Monmouth is seeking a qualified, experienced and highly skilled candidate to join the County finance team. The DCFO will work closely with the County Chief Financial Officer to oversee all aspects of the County’s financial operations including but not limited to budgeting, accounting, debt management and financial reporting. We seek a candidate with a strong understanding of New Jersey governmental finance, excellent analytical skills with proven track record of effective financial management. Qualified candidates must possess a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Accounting, Public Administration or closely related field, a minimum of 7 years of progressively responsible experience in public finance, with at least 3 years in a supervisory/management role, and proficiency in Edmunds financial software. A CPA/RMA/CMFO certification is strongly preferred. Monmouth County offers a competitive salary range of $90,000 - $160,000 DOQ and a comprehensive benefit package. For a complete job description and to apply online please visit: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/monmouth/jobs/5228804/deputy-chief-financial-officer-dcfo?pag

The Township of Middletown is seeking a full-time, experienced professional to serve as Township Administrator and Director of Public Safety. Middletown is a 42-square-mile community in Monmouth County with a population of approximately 67,000 residents and both ocean and bay coastal frontage. The Township is economically diverse and composed of numerous distinct neighborhoods. The current Administrator will be retiring after serving since 2008.

Applicants must have a valid New Jersey Driver’s License. Interested candidates can find an application at Employment ‐ Morris County Park Commission where the full job description and application instructions are available.

The New Jersey State Park Service is recruiting for entry-level Superintendent Parks and Forestry 1 positions. These leadership opportunities are being filled through the New Jersey Civil Service Commission’s competitive exam process. The announcement is open now and applications must be submitted by September 22, 2025.

Ocean County is seeking a highly qualified financial professional to work closely with the County’s Chief Financial Officer to oversee all aspects of the county’s financial operations, including budgeting, accounting, payroll, debt management, and financial reporting. We are looking for a leader with a strong understanding of governmental finance, excellent analytical abilities, and a proven track record of effective financial management.

Ocean County Board of Social Services- Associate Counsel

Position Summary: The Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority (SCMUA) in Hardyston, NJ is seeking a qualified and motivated individual to join our team as a full-time Wastewater Treatment Plant Maintenance Assistant II. This position performs a variety of skilled and semiskilled tasks in the maintenance, repair, and operation of wastewater treatment plant equipment and facilities.