Developer; Temporary

Job Category: Migration, Refugee, and Immigration Services

Requisition Number: JOBDE
001540

• Posted :
  October 16, 2026
• Full-Time

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Las Vegas, NV 89101, USA

Why Work at Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada

When you join Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada, you’re becoming part of a mission that has uplifted our community since 1941. Every day, your work directly supports the most vulnerable individuals in Southern Nevada — offering dignity, hope, and critical services to people of all backgrounds, regardless of race, religion, or creed.

As one of the region’s leading nonprofit service providers, we operate 14 impactful programs that reach more than 4,000 people each day. Our team serves across four essential areas — Family Services, Food Services, Immigration and Refugee Services, and Homeless and Housing Services — including the largest Meals on Wheels and Emergency Shelter programs in Southern Nevada. When you work here, you’re not just doing a job;

you’re helping transform lives.

What We Offer

We believe in taking care of the people who take care of our community. Catholic Charities provides a comprehensive benefits package, including:

• Competitive insurance coverage
• Generous paid time off
• A retirement plan to support your future

If you’re looking for meaningful work, mission-driven colleagues, and the chance to make a real difference every day, Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada is the place to build your career.

This is a temporary position currently funded through September 30, 2027. Continuation of the position beyond that date is contingent upon the receipt of anticipated funding for the next fiscal year and is not guaranteed.

Position Summary:

The Job Developer (JD) works under the direction of the Employment Manager to assist clients in obtaining employment that meets the goals stated in the Client’s Self-Sufficiency Plan. The Job Developer, in coordination with Case Managers and English-as-a Second Language (ESL) Instructors, works to place refugees in jobs by conducting initial client assessment, providing clients with assistance to overcoming barriers to employability, coordinating job search activities, providing guidance with job interviews and applications, as well as conducting all necessary follow-up reports until the client has completed employment services.

In addition, form and maintain partnerships with agencies or companies that will provide employment opportunities to MRS clients.

• Assess and evaluate refugee and other refugee-eligible populations for employment and/or job training.
• Assist refugees with employment services such as: resume building, completion of applications, translations, transportation assistance, employment documents, uniform/work tool needs, career laddering, and training opportunities.
• Case note all employment activities completed and maintain records in MRIS and clients’ files
• Plan and implement clients’ self-sufficiency plan in coordination with clients, Case Managers and ESL Instructors.
• Encourage and promote job upgrades and employment trainings.
• Provide employment orientation focusing on the employment process and cultural sensitivity issues.
• Work with local employers in placing clients in appropriate jobs.
• Participate in job fairs and other employment events to develop new employment resources.
• Conduct 14, 90 and 180-day follow-up reports with clients and/or employers to ensure job retention and income verification.
• Transport and accompany clients to job interviews and/or job leads as necessary.
• Participate in the delivery of services required to ensure employment retention until the client has successfully met the employment goal.
• Network with ECDC employment team, employers, and other employment providers.
• Complete all…