Full-Time
APU Manager
Legal Dispute and Resolution Manager 3
Posted on 9/9/2025
Oregon State Government
5,001-10,000 employees
Regulates Oregon air, land, water quality
Compensation Overview
$8.1k - $12.5k/mo
No H1B Sponsorship
Salem, OR, USA + 2 more
More locations: Springfield, OR, USA | Portland, OR, USA
Hybrid
The position may be located in BOLI’s Portland headquarters or in BOLI’s Salem or Eugene offices. The successful candidate may also be eligible to work a hybrid schedule.
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- A Bachelor of Law or Juris Doctorate degree and admission to the Bar of any state or federal jurisdiction AND four years of lead work, supervision, or progressively related experience managing contested case hearings or trials lawyers AND three years of experience conducting contested case hearings or as a trial lawyer
- An equivalent combination of education and experience related to the class concept.
- Prosecuting the agency’s most complex and high-profile cases involving multiple and complex legal issues and Commissioner’s complaints
- Overseeing docketing and coordination of work among Administrative Prosecutors and staff, utilizing their expertise in legal practice management
- Supervising the Unit’s settlement negotiations and preparation of settlement documents for filing with the administrative forum
- Preparing and filing exceptions to proposed orders and monitors compliance
- Initiating collection of monetary awards
- Coordinating with the Oregon Department Justice, cooperating counsel, community-based organizations, other Divisions and executive leadership at BOLI and other agencies for the State of Oregon
- Ability to prepare and effectively present orally and in writing evidence and arguments in formal, quasi-judicial administrative hearings of considerable or unusual difficulty.
- Skilled at navigating a complex and sensitive legal framework that has social, economic, financial, or public policy impact.
- Familiarity and comfort conducting in-depth, exhaustive legal research regarding legal issues in employment and civil rights matters without precedent or that involve vague statutes and present highly complex and sensitive issues.
- Training and experience serving diverse individuals and communities.
- Training and experience serving victims of crime or other violations of law.
- Superior writing skills with a focus on accuracy and citation of proper precedents and applicable statutes/legal sources.
- Ability to correctly and promptly examine and analyze a considerable amount of conflicting, technical information, evidence, testimony, and to exhibit and develop a clear understanding of the issues and facts of a contested case.
- Experienced leader of advanced legal professionals who function in a mostly independent manner with effective minimal supervision.
- Experienced manager of a complex legal practice with a high-volume caseload.
- Experienced working successfully with several attorneys on matters, exhibiting a high degree of cooperation, good listening skills, confidentiality and discretion, together with a solutions-oriented approach to prosecuting cases.
- Strong preference for applicants with a high degree of skill in litigation strategy, knowledge of ethics governing public officials and attorneys, and knowledge of either civil rights practice or employment practice or both.
Oregon DEQ is a state regulatory agency that protects and improves Oregon’s air, land, and water quality. It achieves this by issuing permits, conducting inspections, monitoring pollution, and enforcing environmental laws. The agency operates under Oregon statutes and uses data, reports, and outreach to inform the public and help communities comply with regulations. It stands apart from private firms because its authority comes from state government, focusing on statewide environmental protection and public accountability, including explicit commitments to equal opportunity employment and workplace diversity. Its goal is to restore, maintain, and enhance the quality of air, land, and water for residents and ecosystems in Oregon.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Salem, Oregon
Founded
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- ODOJ consumer program grew 27% in recoveries from 2024.
- DEQ and OHA proactively address Southeast Portland air toxics.
- ODDS hosts community meetings for transparent budget input.
What critics are saying
- DEQ wastewater permits shut seafood processors in 3-6 months.
- Measure 110 negligence triggers lawsuits and funding cuts.
- Labor Bureau discrimination lawsuit costs $10M+ settlement.
What makes Oregon State Government unique
- ODOJ recovered $1.56M from fraud in 2025, topping consumer complaints.
- Agriculture awarded $8.6M grants to 14 meat processors including Redmond.
- Legislature introduced self-scoring tool for law effectiveness.
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Paid Sick Leave
401(k) Retirement Plan
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