The NYS Unified Court System employs thousands of people across nine broad job categories — from entry-level clerical and analyst roles to attorney, law clerk, and court officer titles. Most postings below carry a specific application deadline; a handful of statewide titles (Court Reporter, Court Interpreter, and similar) accept rolling applications with no fixed cutoff.

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Senior leadership roles overseeing court clerks, legal services, and administrative operations within a judicial district — titles like Deputy Chief Clerk and Director-level positions.

The largest category in this listing set. Court Analysts support human resources, fiscal/budget functions, court modernization, jury operations, alternative dispute resolution, and fiduciary matters across districts.

Case management, court reporting, interpretation services (including American Sign Language), and day-to-day courtroom operations support. Several of these — Court Reporter, Court Interpreter, Court Reporter Trainee — are statewide, rolling-application titles.

Attorney-track positions including Court Attorney, Court Attorney–Referee, Appellate Court Attorney, Associate Counsel, and Principal Attorney roles across multiple judicial districts.

Secretarial, administrative, and facilities support roles, including Secretary to Judge and Law Reporting Aide positions.

The second-largest category here. Law Clerk, Assistant Law Clerk, Principal Law Clerk, and Secretary to Judge positions — appointed directly by individual judges or justices, concentrated heavily in the 1st, 2nd, 9th, and 12th Judicial Districts.

Court Officer leadership and training roles, including Sergeant and Captain-level promotional opportunities, plus statewide court security training coordination.

IT support roles such as PC Analyst positions supporting court operations infrastructure.

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• !Application deadlines are firm. Postings without a listed deadline (mostly statewide titles like Court Reporter and Court Interpreter) typically accept applications on a rolling basis.