Assessment Technician

IMPORTANT INFORMATION In accordance with the Merit System Rules and Regulations, an eligible list, which will be valid for a one-year period, and which will be used to fill vacancies during that period, is being established for this classification. Applicants on the eligible list will be certified in accordance with the Merit System and appropriate union contracts. Candidates may submit online employment applications using the NEOGOV online application system available at EXAMINATION PROCESS:
The examination process for this posting may include an evaluation of training and experience, a written examination, a computerized exam, an oral board interview examination, a performance examination or any combination of the above in order to qualify applicants for placement on the eligible list. The eligible list will be used to fill vacancies that occur within the next year.

The appropriate number of names on the eligible list as prescribed by Merit System Section 26.03.505 will be certified to the hiring department for consideration to fill the vacant position(s). New employees are generally hired at the starting salary and may be eligible for merit increases each year upon receipt of a satisfactory performance evaluation, up to the maximum salary.

New Castle County is an Equal Opportunity Employer

JOB DESCRIPTION DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS:
An employee in this class performs a variety of tasks dealing with the maintenance of assessment and geographic information files. This position is the entry level position and first step within the Assessor and Assessment Services career ladders. The work is of a technical nature and involves complex mathematical calculations and review and interpretation of field notes, official documents, and records in order to develop or maintain assessment records, land records, and geographic information.

Employees in this class make independent decisions in accordance with established policies pertaining to official documents including but not limited to deeds, wills, field notes, applications for assessment exemptions, and a variety of official documents pertaining to land use, land records, and property assessment. The work is performed under general supervision. Supervisors are available for consultation on unusual problems and to give detailed instructions on all new assignments.