Digital Reporter

Responsibilities

• Capture accurate, high-quality audio/video records of legal proceedings using advanced equipment.
• Set up and test equipment before each proceeding so the record is flawless.
• Administer oaths and maintain control of the proceeding as an independent, neutral authority.
• Annotate essential testimony for transcription, search, and playback.
• Manage and secure exhibits, back up all files, and complete job worksheets.
• Build strong, professional relationships with attorneys, clients, and colleagues.

• Strong attention to detail, dependability, and a calm, professional presence under pressure.
• Confidence with everyday technology and Microsoft Office; willingness to learn our recording platforms with full training provided.
• Touch typing at roughly 50 wpm with good accuracy.
• Willingness to obtain a Notary Public license and AAERT/CAPTUR Certified Electronic Reporter (CER) certification—we support you through the process.
• High school diploma or equivalent. A college degree or court reporting, legal studies, communications, or A/V background is a plus, but not required.
• Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and ability to pass a national criminal background check.