JOB REQUIREMENTS: Provide employment-focused case management and career coaching to justice-involved individuals. Meet with participants inside Oakhill Correctional Institution Job Lab and in community settings after release. Develop individualized employment and career plans that support successful reentry. Deliver job readiness services, including resume development, interviewing, workplace readiness and job search assistance. Connect participants with education, occupational training, apprenticeships, supportive services and community resources. Build partnerships with employers committed to second-chance hiring and identify employment opportunities for participants. Coordinate services with correctional staff, probation and parole agents, employers and community organizations. Monitor participant progress and provide ongoing coaching to support employment retention and career advancement. Maintain accurate documentation and participant records using workforce and case management systems. ***** OTHER EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS: Experience in case management, workforce development, career coaching, social services, corrections, reentry services, education, or a related field Ability to work effectively with diverse populations and individuals facing multiple barriers to employment Knowledge of employment readiness strategies, career development, and workforce systems Strong organizational, documentation, time management, and problem-solving skills Ability to manage multiple priorities while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail Experience using databases, case management systems, and Microsoft Office applications Understanding of community resources and supportive service systems Valid driver\'s license and reliable transportation (regional travel required for Post-Release role) ***** APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Apply In Person: 3513 ANDERSON ST STE 104 Mail a Rsum: Workforce Development Board of South Central Wisconsin 3513 Anderson Street, Suite 104 Madison, WI 53704-2607 E-Mail a Rsum: wdbscwi@wdbscw.org Fax a Rsum: (608) 249-9356