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Digital Court Reporter I

SC · On-site

$51K/yr

Successful completion of an AAERT approved Electronic/Digital Court Reporting Program from an institution of higher education may be substituted for the required credentials as a Certified Electronic ...

State of South Carolina

Digital Court Reporter II

SC · On-site

$56K/yr

Successful completion of an AAERT approved Electronic/Digital Court Reporting Program from an institution of higher education may be substituted for the required credentials as a Certified Electronic ...

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An AAERT job typically refers to a role related to the American Association of Electronic Reporters and Transcribers (AAERT). Professionals in this field are responsible for capturing and transcribing legal proceedings, meetings, and other recorded events. They use specialized equipment and software to ensure accurate documentation. Certification from AAERT can enhance job prospects and credibility in the industry.

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???? Digital Reporter - Legal Proceedings ????

Tifton, GA • On-site

U.S. Legal Support
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???? Digital Reporter – Legal Proceedings ????

Are you tech‑savvy and interested in the legal industry? U.S. Legal Support is hiring Digital Reporters to help create the official record of legal proceedings such as depositions and hearings.

No prior experience is required—we provide structured training and certification support to set you up for long‑term success.

???? Location: South Georgia - Must live in one of these cities - Tifton , Albany, Valdosta, Thomasville, Douglas, Vidalia, Brunswick.

???? Schedule: Hybrid – Client Sites | Monday–Friday 8:30-5:30

About the Role

In simple terms, a Digital Reporter is responsible for recording and managing the official audio record of legal proceedings. You’ll use digital audio technology to ensure everything said during a proceeding is accurately captured, organized, and prepared for transcription.

Certification:

  • AAERT certification - Must be a Certified Electronic Reporter

Key Responsibilities

  • Legal Reporting:
    Participate in depositions, hearings, and other legal proceedings while administering oaths and ensuring a clear, accurate record.
  • Technology Operations:
    Transport, set up, and operate computer and audio recording equipment for both in‑person and remote proceedings.
  • Document & File Preparation:
    Prepare audio files, exhibits, and related materials for transcription following each proceeding.
  • Administrative Support:
    Perform administrative and support tasks when not assigned to legal proceedings.

Requirements

  • Tech‑Savvy: Comfortable working with computers, software, and audio equipment - MUST HAVE
  • Typing Skills: Minimum typing speed of 55+ WPM (typing test required)
  • Communication: Professional verbal and written communication skills
  • AAERT Certification: Must CER

Why This Role Matters

Digital Reporters play a critical role in the legal process by ensuring there is a reliable, accurate record of what occurs during legal proceedings. The recordings you manage serve as the official source of




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