Asst. Professor - Legal Support jobs in Sacramento, CA

Are you tech-savvy and interested in the legal industry and legal proceedings? U.S. Legal Support is looking for a Digital Transcriber/California Notary, and no prior experience is necessary – we provide training!

If you're good with computers, a great communicator, and eager to learn, this job is your ticket to a thrilling career in legal support!

This is role will require reporting onsite to various locations in California on a regular basis.

Key Responsibilities of a Digital Transcriber/California Notary:

• 🎙️ Digital Recording: Capture spoken testimony during legal proceedings.
• 💻 Tech Proficiency: Operate computer audio equipment after our training program.
• 📝 Documentation: Create annotations and maintain speaker identifications.

Requirements of a Digital Transcriber/California Notary:

• 💻 Tech Enthusiast: Comfortable with computers and software.
• 📝 Quick Typist: Typing speed of 50 words per minute.
• 💼 Notary: Ability to obtain a state Notary Commission as applicable (we'll assist).
• 🗣️ Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication.

AAERT Certification Required in some states; If not already AAERT Certified, we will provide training and opportunity for certification.

Join our team and get started in the legal support industry with full training provided. Apply today! 🚀

What we Offer:

• Monthly Travel and Cell Phone Allowance
• Family and Pet-Friendly benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision, and other perks
• Paid Time Off (PTO) 

U.S. Legal Support has been recognized for the second year in a row in Comparably’s annual awards as one of the Top 100 Large Companies with the happiest employees! 

*If you are a stenographer or voice writer, we would love to connect with you! Please visit us at our website and complete the form so our Reporter Services Team can contact you.   

*If you’re interested in a career as a stenographer rather than a Digital Transcriber, please visit Project Steno to learn about the best career you’ve never heard of!