JOB TITLE: Tribal Operations Clerk Job No: 08-045-TDTO
DEPARTMENT: Tribal Operations Work Schedule: Full Time/Permanent
REPORTS TO: Tribal Operations Director Supervises: Non-supervisory
FLSA CLASSIFICATION: Non-exempt Open Date: October 2026
Federal Testing: No Safety Sensitive: No.
WORKERS COMPENSATION CLASS: 8810 Pay Rate: DOE
SUMMARY OR PURPOSE
The primary responsibility of the Tribal Operations Clerk is to support, organize and maintain the work flow of a complex office environment which includes a variety of responsibilities that consist of performing various procedural and extensive administrative duties.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITES:
- Transcribe the monthly Tribal Council/staff meeting minutes.
- Make sure Conference Room is kept clean and have it ready for meetings.
- Help Tribal Operations Director with making copies for monthly Tribal Council Meetings.
- Deliver Tribal Council packets for meeting, or any correspondence requested by Executive Director.
- Clerical duties: type business & confidential letters, resolutions, ordinances and organize the filing system of incoming/outgoing/in-house correspondence. Responsible for phone and copy machine functions and repairs.
- Cover for the Receptionist when he/she is not available.
- Maintain the Enrollment files; make sure all the documents required are in the files.
- Maintain the computer software for enrollment. Make sure information is current with new enrollees.
- Prepare purchase requisitions for ordering supplies and make sure it’s charged to the proper account code before submission to the accounting department.
- Prepare honorarium checks for tribal council members following meeting.
- Assist clients with enrollment when Tribal Operations Director is not available.
- Make travel arrangements for dept and tribal council members (airfare, hotel and car rental).
- Perform other duties as assigned.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS:
- At least 1 year of administrative and/or secretarial management experience; consideration will be given for similar related experience for the qualification.
- Knowledge and experience with computer software such as Microsoft Word, Desktop Publisher, and/or Access are required.
- Required to speak and understand both the Inupiat and English language.
- Must be able to work with minimal supervision.
- Valid Alaska Driver’s License.
- High School diploma or equivalent (GED).
As a federally recognized sovereign Tribe and authorized P.L. 93-638 Compactor, Native Village of Barrow gives preference for training and employment to qualified candidates who are Alaskan Natives and/or American Indian.
Native village of barrow is an alcohol and drug free workplace