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Get Access To All JobsOAG - Special Litigation | Assistant Attorney General III - IV | 26-0575 (00058921)
Organization: OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Primary Location: Texas-Austin
Work Locations: Special Litigation 209 W. 14th St Austin 78701
Job: Legal
Employee Status: Regular
Schedule: Full-time
Standard Hours Per Week: 40.00
State Job Code: 3512 3513
Salary Admin Plan: B
Grade: 26 28
Salary (Pay Basis): 7,991.67 - 9,843.75 (Monthly)
Number of Openings: 1
Overtime Status: Exempt
Job Posting: Jun 11, 2026, 2:43:56 PM
Closing Date: Jun 26, 2026, 11:59:00 PM
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) is seeking experienced civil litigators to join its Special Litigation Division (SLD). SLD, created in 2015 by Attorney General Ken Paxton, handles and coordinates high-profile, high-impact litigation for the State of Texas. Its primary focus is affirmative litigation to enforce the limits of government authority. Assistant Attorneys General in SLD are typically also appointed as Special Counsel and are responsible for litigating complex cases on a variety of subjects, from pre-filing research to appeal, in both state and federal court. SLD personnel collaborate frequently with other OAG divisions and advise, counsel, and assist client state agencies and OAG’s executive leadership.
The OAG is a dynamic state agency with over 4,000 employees throughout the State of Texas. As the State’s law firm, the OAG provides exemplary legal representation in diverse areas of law. OAG employees enjoy excellent benefits along with tremendous opportunities to do important work at a large, dynamic state agency making a positive difference in the lives of Texans. Assistant Attorneys General (AAGs) experience the challenge and honor of public service while enjoying a healthy work-life balance; hands-on legal experience; and engaging camaraderie in Austin, the scenic and lively capital of Texas.
ESSENTIAL POSITION FUNCTIONS
Assistant Attorney General III:
- Represents the state’s interest as counsel in all stages of significant, high-profile, and complex multi-divisional litigation matters involving a variety of legal areas at the pretrial, trial, and appellate level in both state and federal court by performing tasks that include conducting discovery; preparing legal documents (e.g., pleadings, briefs, memoranda); attending and participating actively in hearings and trials; and coordinating with other governmental bodies
- Provides legal advice, counsel, and assistance to client state agencies and the agency’s Executive Administration on significant, multi-divisional litigation matters
- Oversees the preparation of cases for trial
- Oversees the analysis of factual and legal issues and develops evidence through witness interviews, depositions, and other discovery
- Represents the State’s interest in litigation matters
- Advises clients and management on factual and legal issues
- Performs related work as assigned
- Maintains relevant knowledge necessary to perform essential job functions
- Attends work regularly in compliance with agreed-upon work schedule
- Ensures security and confidentiality of sensitive and/or protected information
- Complies with all agency policies and procedures, including those pertaining to ethics and integrity
Assistant Attorney General IV – All of the above functions for an Assistant Attorney General III, PLUS:
- With approval from Executive Administration and Agency Press Office, may represent the agency publicly at designated events (e.g., press conferences, meetings, public announcements) regarding significant, high-profile, and complex multi-divisional litigation matters
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Assistant Attorney General III
- Education: Graduation from an accredited law school with a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree.
- Member in good standing with the State Bar of Texas and eligible to practice law in Texas by start date.
- Experience: Two years of full-time litigation experience as a licensed attorney
- Knowledge of legal principles, practices, and proceedings; and of state and federal laws, regulations, and rules
- Skill in legal research, writing, and analysis; in conducting investigations; in mediation and negotiations; in using reasoning and logic; in identifying and solving complex problems; in prioritizing workloads; in using judgment to identify courses of action; and in the use of a computer and applicable software
- Ability to prepare legal documents, to conduct research, to interpret and apply laws, to summarize findings, to prepare cases and present at trial, to conduct hearings, to communicate effectively, and to supervise the work of others
- Skill in exercising sound judgment and effective decision making
- Ability to work under pressure and respond to deadlines
- Ability to work cooperatively with others in a professional office environment
- Ability to work more than 40 hours as needed and in compliance with the FLSA
- Ability to lift and relocate 30 lbs.
- Ability to travel (including overnight travel) up to 5%
Assistant Attorney General IV – All of the above functions for an Assistant Attorney General III, PLUS:
- Experience: One additional year of full-time litigation experience
- Skill in handling multiple tasks, prioritizing, and meeting deadlines
- Skill in effective oral and written communication
- Ability to work in person at assigned OAG work location, perform all assigned tasks at designated OAG workspace within OAG work location, and perform in-person work with coworkers (e.g., collaborating, training, mentoring) for the entirety of every work week (unless otherwise approved)
- Ability to arrange for personal transportation for business-related travel
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Experience with the Federal Administrative Procedure Act
- Experience analyzing issues of Federal and State Constitutional Law
- Federal or State Court Clerkship
TO APPLY
To apply for a job with the OAG, electronic applications can be submitted through CAPPS Recruit. A State of Texas application must be completed to be considered, and paper applications are not accepted. Your application for this position may subject you to a criminal background check pursuant to the Texas Government Code. Military Crosswalk information can be accessed at
THE OAG IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
OAG - Special Litigation | Assistant Attorney General III - IV | 26-0575 (00058921)
Organization: OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Primary Location: Texas-Austin
Work Locations: Special Litigation 209 W. 14th St Austin 78701
Job: Legal
Employee Status: Regular
Schedule: Full-time
Standard Hours Per Week: 40.00
State Job Code: 3512 3513
Salary Admin Plan: B
Grade: 26 28
Salary (Pay Basis): 7,991.67 - 9,843.75 (Monthly)
Number of Openings: 1
Overtime Status: Exempt
Job Posting: Jun 11, 2026, 2:43:56 PM
Closing Date: Jun 26, 2026, 11:59:00 PM
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) is seeking experienced civil litigators to join its Special Litigation Division (SLD). SLD, created in 2015 by Attorney General Ken Paxton, handles and coordinates high-profile, high-impact litigation for the State of Texas. Its primary focus is affirmative litigation to enforce the limits of government authority. Assistant Attorneys General in SLD are typically also appointed as Special Counsel and are responsible for litigating complex cases on a variety of subjects, from pre-filing research to appeal, in both state and federal court. SLD personnel collaborate frequently with other OAG divisions and advise, counsel, and assist client state agencies and OAG’s executive leadership.
The OAG is a dynamic state agency with over 4,000 employees throughout the State of Texas. As the State’s law firm, the OAG provides exemplary legal representation in diverse areas of law. OAG employees enjoy excellent benefits along with tremendous opportunities to do important work at a large, dynamic state agency making a positive difference in the lives of Texans. Assistant Attorneys General (AAGs) experience the challenge and honor of public service while enjoying a healthy work-life balance; hands-on legal experience; and engaging camaraderie in Austin, the scenic and lively capital of Texas.
ESSENTIAL POSITION FUNCTIONS
Assistant Attorney General III:
- Represents the state’s interest as counsel in all stages of significant, high-profile, and complex multi-divisional litigation matters involving a variety of legal areas at the pretrial, trial, and appellate level in both state and federal court by performing tasks that include conducting discovery; preparing legal documents (e.g., pleadings, briefs, memoranda); attending and participating actively in hearings and trials; and coordinating with other governmental bodies
- Provides legal advice, counsel, and assistance to client state agencies and the agency’s Executive Administration on significant, multi-divisional litigation matters
- Oversees the preparation of cases for trial
- Oversees the analysis of factual and legal issues and develops evidence through witness interviews, depositions, and other discovery
- Represents the State’s interest in litigation matters
- Advises clients and management on factual and legal issues
- Performs related work as assigned
- Maintains relevant knowledge necessary to perform essential job functions
- Attends work regularly in compliance with agreed-upon work schedule
- Ensures security and confidentiality of sensitive and/or protected information
- Complies with all agency policies and procedures, including those pertaining to ethics and integrity
Assistant Attorney General IV – All of the above functions for an Assistant Attorney General III, PLUS:
- With approval from Executive Administration and Agency Press Office, may represent the agency publicly at designated events (e.g., press conferences, meetings, public announcements) regarding significant, high-profile, and complex multi-divisional litigation matters
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Assistant Attorney General III
- Education: Graduation from an accredited law school with a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree.
- Member in good standing with the State Bar of Texas and eligible to practice law in Texas by start date.
- Experience: Two years of full-time litigation experience as a licensed attorney
- Knowledge of legal principles, practices, and proceedings; and of state and federal laws, regulations, and rules
- Skill in legal research, writing, and analysis; in conducting investigations; in mediation and negotiations; in using reasoning and logic; in identifying and solving complex problems; in prioritizing workloads; in using judgment to identify courses of action; and in the use of a computer and applicable software
- Ability to prepare legal documents, to conduct research, to interpret and apply laws, to summarize findings, to prepare cases and present at trial, to conduct hearings, to communicate effectively, and to supervise the work of others
- Skill in exercising sound judgment and effective decision making
- Ability to work under pressure and respond to deadlines
- Ability to work cooperatively with others in a professional office environment
- Ability to work more than 40 hours as needed and in compliance with the FLSA
- Ability to lift and relocate 30 lbs.
- Ability to travel (including overnight travel) up to 5%
Assistant Attorney General IV – All of the above functions for an Assistant Attorney General III, PLUS:
- Experience: One additional year of full-time litigation experience
- Skill in handling multiple tasks, prioritizing, and meeting deadlines
- Skill in effective oral and written communication
- Ability to work in person at assigned OAG work location, perform all assigned tasks at designated OAG workspace within OAG work location, and perform in-person work with coworkers (e.g., collaborating, training, mentoring) for the entirety of every work week (unless otherwise approved)
- Ability to arrange for personal transportation for business-related travel
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Experience with the Federal Administrative Procedure Act
- Experience analyzing issues of Federal and State Constitutional Law
- Federal or State Court Clerkship
TO APPLY
To apply for a job with the OAG, electronic applications can be submitted through CAPPS Recruit. A State of Texas application must be completed to be considered, and paper applications are not accepted. Your application for this position may subject you to a criminal background check pursuant to the Texas Government Code. Military Crosswalk information can be accessed at
THE OAG IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding TN Visa Sponsorship in General Superintendent
Align your credentials to the Engineer category
TN visa approval for General Superintendent roles hinges on framing the position under the Engineer occupational category. Your degree must be in engineering or a closely related field, and your offer letter must explicitly tie your supervisory duties to engineering principles, not general management.
Target construction firms with active federal contracts
General Superintendent roles on federally funded projects often require employers already familiar with immigration compliance and E-Verify. These firms process TN sponsorship routinely and are less likely to withdraw offers once they learn about the filing requirements.
Get your credentials evaluated before applying
If your engineering degree is from a Canadian or Mexican institution, have it formally evaluated for U.S. equivalency before interviews begin. Officers at the border or consulate will scrutinize whether your degree matches the specialty occupation claimed in the offer letter.
Use Migrate Mate to filter for TN-ready employers
Search General Superintendent roles through Migrate Mate to surface employers with recent visa filings who are experienced with work visa sponsorship. Applying to sponsors with a track record of supporting visa candidates cuts the back-and-forth on whether they'll support your TN status before you invest time in interviews.
Draft the offer letter before negotiating start date
Canadian citizens can gain TN status at the border in a single day, but only with a properly structured offer letter. Nail down the job title, duties framed around engineering oversight, wage, and intended period of employment before you agree to a start date with your employer.
Plan for USCIS extension if your scope expands
TN status is granted for up to three years at a time with unlimited renewals, but if your role evolves into broader program management without a clear engineering nexus, your renewal is at risk. Flag scope changes to your employer's HR team before your next filing cycle.
General Superintendent TN Visa: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a General Superintendent role qualify for TN visa sponsorship?
It can, but qualification depends on how the role is framed. The TN visa covers Engineers, not construction managers as a category. Your employer's offer letter must describe duties that apply engineering principles to project oversight. If the role is primarily administrative or operational without an engineering nexus, a CBP officer or consular officer may deny the TN application.
How does TN visa sponsorship compare to H-1B for this role?
TN has no annual lottery, no cap for Canadian citizens, and no multi-month wait for approval. A Canadian can qualify at the border the same day the offer letter is ready. H-1B visa requires an April lottery, a six-month wait, and significant employer filing fees. For General Superintendent roles that meet the Engineer category, TN is faster and more predictable at every stage.
What does the employer actually have to do to sponsor a TN visa?
For Canadian applicants, the employer's main obligation is drafting a support letter that confirms the job title, General Superintendent duties, and compensation. The Canadian applicant then presents this letter at the U.S. port of entry. For Mexican applicants, the employer provides a support letter that the applicant uses when applying at a U.S. consulate and attending their visa interview. Neither route requires any government filing or prevailing wage certification—the process is straightforward and employer-initiated.
Where can I find General Superintendent jobs with TN visa sponsorship?
Migrate Mate is built specifically for Canadian and Mexican professionals seeking U.S. jobs with TN visa sponsorship. Rather than filtering through boards that don't surface sponsorship status, Migrate Mate lets you search roles where employers are already open to TN candidates, which shortens the conversation about your status significantly.
Can I renew TN status if I stay in the same General Superintendent role long-term?
Yes. TN status renews in three-year increments with no limit on the number of renewals, provided you remain in a qualifying role with the same or a new TN-eligible employer. Canadians can renew at a port of entry or through USCIS. Mexican citizens renew through consular processing. The key risk is role drift: if your duties shift away from engineering-based oversight, document how the engineering nexus is preserved before each renewal.