Jobs at Supreme Court of the United States
What it is hiring for
| Occupation | Live roles |
|---|---|
| Executive Assistant | 2 |
| Administrative Assistant | 1 |
| IT Support Specialist | 1 |
| Police Officer | 1 |
What Supreme Court of the United States pays
Open roles
Police Administrative Officer at Supreme Court of the United StatesWashington, District of Columbia$122k–$187k2w agoApply- Executive Assistant (Police) at Supreme Court of the United StatesWashington, District of Columbia$78k–$133kJul 30Apply
- IT Specialist (Software Developer/ Web Developer) at Supreme Court of the United StatesWashington, District of Columbia$102k–$158kJul 9Apply
- Administrative Assistant to the Marshal/Events Services Coordinator at Supreme Court of the United StatesWashington, District of Columbia$78k–$111kJul 6Apply
- Police Officer (Entry-Level) - 50K Recruitment Incentive at Supreme Court of the United StatesMultiple Locations$87k–$148kJul 1Apply
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Quick answers
How many open roles does Supreme Court of the United States have?
Supreme Court of the United States has 5 open roles on our board right now, and the list refreshes every night. The newest one went up Sep 9. Most of them are executive assistant roles (2); the full breakdown by occupation is in the table above.
Does Supreme Court of the United States hire remote?
Not at the moment. None of Supreme Court of the United States’s 5 open roles are marked fully remote; they name a city or say on-site. That can change with the nightly refresh, so it is worth checking back.
What does Supreme Court of the United States pay?
5 of Supreme Court of the United States’s 5 open roles state a salary. Across those, the middle half of posted pay runs from $105k to $130k a year, with $117k in the middle. We do not guess for postings that stay silent, so read this as what Supreme Court of the United States is publicly offering right now, not a company-wide average.
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