The Criminal Justice Commission's (ACJC) mission is to continuously address, improve, sustain and enhance public safety in the State of Arizona through the coordination, cohesiveness and effectiveness of the Criminal Justice System.

ACJC’s talented, passionate and engaged staff provide resources and services for Arizona's 480 criminal justice agencies on a myriad of issues ranging from drugs, gangs, victim compensation and assistance to criminal history and statewide policy development. Our diverse workforce facilitates information and data exchange, along with program and policy evaluation by our award winning Statistical Analysis Center (SAC). Our supportive leadership and flexible work environment provide meaningful career opportunities in a great place to work. Using effective teamwork, we are dedicated to improving the quality of life for Arizona citizens.

If you are looking to work with compassionate and motivated professionals in a team environment using your skills to benefit others, consider joining ACJC today!

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

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ACJC is certified as an Arizona Veteran Supportive Employer (AVSE), by the Arizona Coalition for Military Families. Together building support for all who served by strengthening recruiting, hiring and retention of service members, veterans and family members.

The National Guard and Reserve are an integral part of our military. ACJC appreciates the values, leadership, and unique skills Service members bring to the workforce and will encourage opportunities to hire Guardsmen, Reservists and Veterans. ACJC pledges to encourage employee participation in the National Guard and Reserve, and recognize our country’s Service members and their families, in peace, in crisis, and in war.

The State of Arizona and the Criminal Justice Commission (ACJC) is an Equal Employment/Affirmative Action/Reasonable Accommodation Employer. In compliance with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission will make reasonable accommodations during any and all phases of the selection process for a person with disabilities.

Persons with such a disability may request a reasonable accommodation, such as a sign language interpreter, by calling (602) 364-1146. Requests should be made as early as possible to allow sufficient time to arrange the accommodation.

CURRENT FULL-TIME JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Full Time Auditor, to apply visit:

Auditor Job Description and Application

• INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

  ACJC enjoys a long history of providing internship opportunities to those who want to learn valuable new skills, while exploring career interest in the criminal justice field. Interning at ACJC provides an excellent opportunity for workplace learning at a state government agency. In today’s job market, having a competitive advantage can enhance your resume and may increase your opportunities for an interview. Interns will acquire technical and soft skills while assisting staff on a variety of research, reports, and projects which influence criminal justice policy decisions across Arizona. Internships are offered every semester and may be available for academic credit based.

  If you are seeking an opportunity to acquire career experience working with supportive leadership, be mentored by subject-matter experts (SMEs) and available to intern a minimum of 16 hours per week, consider applying for an ACJC Internship opportunity today!

  CURRENT ACJC INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

  • • Statistical Analysis Center (SAC) Internship - Fall Annually
  • • Drug, Gang and Violent Crime Control (DGVCC) Internship – Fall Annually
  • • Legislative Internship - Spring Annually (see ASU Legislative Internship Program for details)
   

  INTERNSHIP PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS

  • STATISTICAL ANALYSIS CENTER (SAC)
    • The Statistical Analysis Center (SAC) serves as the research arm of Commission. The SAC collects, analyzes, and reports on the criminal justice issues in Arizona contributing evidence-based information for statewide policy development and citizen’s usage.
    • Project Focus: Assist with the Arizona Youth Survey (AYS) Project
    • Availability: Spring, Summer and Fall Semesters
  • DRUG, GANG AND VIOLENT CRIME CONTROL (DGVCC)
    • ACJC supports a variety of projects across the criminal justice system designed to address the drug, gang and violent crime problem in Arizona.
    • Project Focus: Assist with the preparation of the annual Enhanced Drug and Gang Enforcement (EDGE) Report
    • Availability: Fall Semester
  • LEGISLATIVE INTERNSHIP
    • Competitive university–wide program to work full-time at a state agency during the spring semester and see firsthand the Arizona legislative process from the perspective of a criminal justice stakeholder. Must be a student at Arizona State University (ASU).
    • Application Process: ASU's Legislative Internship Program
    • Project Focus: Assist the Public Information Officer/Legislative Liaison (PIO) during the Regular Session of the Arizona Legislature.
    • Availability: Spring Semester, 40 hours per week and No Spring Break.