The Pike County District Attorney's Office is seeking a high-performing team member to serve as Assistant District Attorneys. This position offers immediate, hands‑on courtroom experience and the opportunity to handle meaningful cases from inception through resolution. Assistant District Attorneys are entrusted with significant responsibility early in their careers and are expected to exercise sound judgment, professionalism, and discretion in the pursuit of justice.This role is ideal for a person who seeks to develop strong trial skills while making a tangible impact in the community.Core ResponsibilitiesServe as the primary prosecutor on assigned criminal casesWork directly with law enforcement to prepare search warrants, affidavits, and court ordersDraft, litigate, and respond to substantive pretrial motionsHandle hearings in Magisterial District Courts and the Court of Common PleasConduct bench and jury trials independentlyMake principled, well‑reasoned sentencing recommendations to the courtCommunicate professionally with victims, witnesses, police officers, and members of the publicQualificationsJuris Doctor degree and admission to the Pennsylvania Bar (or eligibility for admission)Demonstrated work ethic, strong judgment, and professionalismExcellent legal writing, oral advocacy, and courtroom presenceAbility to manage a substantial caseload while maintaining attention to detailCommitment to ethical prosecution and public serviceThe Pike County District Attorney's Office offers:Real Courtroom Experience: Assistant District Attorneys are given meaningful trial responsibilities and regular courtroom exposure early and often.Professional Development: The office emphasizes skill development in trial advocacy, legal writing, and case strategy through hands‑on experience and mentorship.Collaborative Environment: Work alongside experienced prosecutors and dedicated law enforcement professionals in a team‑oriented setting.Career Building: The position provides a strong foundation for long‑term prosecutorial careers or future opportunities in litigation, public service, or the private sector.The community: Pike County is a fast‑growing county with wide open spaces to enjoy nature though close to metropolitan areas to enjoy a variety of interests.Salary is based on chart below:ClassificationYears of Service/ExperienceLongevityAssistant District Attorney I$65,850.00-$71,450.00Starting up to 3 years3%-5% per yearMinimum 3% up to 5% based upon outstanding performanceAssistant District Attorney II$77,944.00-$85,932.004-6 years12.5% from below step then up to-5% per year based on outstanding performanceAssistant District Attorney III$92,377.00-$100,936.007-10 years$1,000.007.5% from below step then 3 % per yearDeputy DA$108,512.00-$122,140.0011-15 years$1,500.007.5% from below step then up to 3% per yearSenior Deputy DA$127,025.0016+ years$2,000.004.0% from below step-Annual Increases afterFirst Assistant$94,500.00-$141,750.00As certified by District AttorneyBy District AttorneyFollow same as aboveAnnual IncreaseThe annual increase is effective in January.Longevity is based upon number of years of completed service with Pike County and paid in December of each year.Please send applications and resumes to Sara Loeb, Director of Victim Services , at sloeb@pikepa.org#J-18808-Ljbffr