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U.S. Courts for the Eighth Circuit

Circuit executives were created by Congress in 1971 (28 U.S.C. § 332(e)) to assume many administrative responsibilities of the courts. The circuit executive is appointed by the Eighth Circuit Judicial Council and is supervised by the Chief Judge of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, who serves as the chair of the Judicial Council.

Aug 18, 2026
Full time
Circuit Executive
U.S. Courts for the Eighth Circuit St. Louis, MO
Position Overview The Judicial Council of the Eighth Circuit is seeking a highly qualified, dynamic leader to serve as the Circuit Executive. Established pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 332(e) , the Circuit Executive exercises administrative powers and performs duties delegated by the judicial council under the supervision of the chief circuit judge. The Office of the Circuit Executive provides comprehensive operational, administrative, and legal support to the chief circuit judge and the judicial council, ensuring the efficient management of all federal courts within the circuit. This position requires significant travel. Representative Duties and Responsibilities ·         Under the general direction of the chief circuit judge, facilitates administrative, technical, and program operations for the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit and the judicial council of the circuit. ·         Provides full legal and staff support to all activities of...