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Official Court Reporter-Remote


Pay$109297.00 - $125692.00 / year
LocationSan Francisco/California
Employment typeFull-Time

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  • Job Description

      Req#: 4073356
      Salary: $109,297.00 - $125,692.00 Annually

      Location : San Francisco Oakland or San Jose, CA

      Job Type: Full time

      Remote Employment: Flexible/Hybrid

      Job Number: FY23-17

      Department: Operations Department

      Division: Court Reporter

      Opening Date: 06/07/2023

      Closing Date: Continuous

      Description
      United States District Court Northern District of California

      Position: Official Court Reporter - Remote (Part-time or Full-time); more than one selection may be made from this recruitment.
      Location: Remote position. Remote reporters may be asked to travel to the Northern District of California's courthouses in San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose.
      Salary: ; outside transcript income potential.
      Priority Application Date: June 23, 2023

      The Court is now accepting applications for Official Court Reporters who would work remotely with the opportunity for reimbursable travel to the Bay Area to report in-person trials. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California is a busy and fast-paced environment where court reporters work on a variety of case types, including intellectual property disputes, complex criminal matters, and civil rights cases, among others.
      Example of Duties
      This position's responsibilities include:
      • Working as part of a team of reporters for the judges of the Court;
      • Attending remotely and recording verbatim by reporting proceedings held before judges and, upon request, reading back the court record and transcribing proceedings via Eclipse, Case Catalyst, or other software;
      • Uploading transcripts, shorthand notes, audio recordings of pleas and sentencings, and reports;
      • Transcribing digital audio records;
      • Adhering to all requirements of the Court Reporter Management Plan and the Guide to Judiciary Policy;
      • Performing administrative duties as assigned.

      Typical Qualifications
      Court Reporter salary levels are based on locality pay rates where the reporter resides, hire date, and years of service and certifications, as noted below. All candidates at Level 1 must have:
      • Four years' prime court reporting experience (freelance and/or in courts);
      • RPR (or equivalent); and
      • Ability to write in Realtime in the courtroom. (Those hired without Realtime certification must pass the test within two years.)
      To qualify for hiring at higher levels:
      • Level 2: Registered Merit Reporter (RMR) certification
      • Level 3: Realtime certification.
      • Level 4: Realtime and RMR certification.
      • Level 5 for transferring Federal Official Court Reporters appointed before October 11, 2009, with CRR, RMR and ten years' reporting experience in the federal courts.
      Physical Requirements: Successful candidate must be able to (with or without accommodation): (1) bend, (2) pull, push, and lift up to 20 pounds, (3) reach, (4) walk, and
      (5) sit for extended periods.

      Available benefits for eligible employees:

      Federal Insurance Programs

      Health Insurance (FEHB)
      Dental and Vision Insurance (FEDVIP)
      Life Insurance (FEGLI)
      Long-Term Care Insurance (LTC)

      Flexible Benefit Programs
      Premium Payment Plan (PPP)
      Flexible Spending Accounts-health care, dependent care, parking (FSAs)

      Time Off
      Annual Leave
      Sick Leave

      Public Transportation Subsidy
      Monthly subsidy provided - dependent upon budget

      Financial Security
      Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)
      Retirement Plan (FERS & CSRS)

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