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Job Opportunities
Don’t see a position posted on our Careers page which fits your skill set and/or interest? We welcome your interest and resume submittal for future consideration. Submit your resume to: jondrovic@oki.org and check back periodically for specific career opportunities.
Paid Internships
OKI offers paid internships throughout the year with meaningful work assignments and projects. Opportunities exist on our Regional Planning team that focus on Environmental Planning, Land Use, and Water Quality. We seek students in Urban or Regional Planning, Environmental Science, or related degrees. Prior related work experience is helpful, but not required. Internships are available throughout the year, both full and part time. For consideration, please submit your resume to: jondrovic@oki.org
Current Openings
OKI has Fantastic Benefits
Health, HSA & Wellness
(including dental, vision, FSA, Life, and LTD)
Hybrid (in-office, remote) work schedules
Professional Development
Retirement Plans
Our Purpose and Culture
Our purpose is a simple and sincere one: to make this region a better place to live for everyone. We began as a go-between to help the region get federal funds for highways. We still do this today. But we are also a forum for our members to share transportation, environmental, economic, and other challenges for which causes and solutions cross political boundaries.
View our annual report to find out more of who we are and what we do.
What Does Our Staff Enjoy Most About Their Jobs?
Gaining knowledge and learning new skills
Engaging in a variety of interesting initiatives
Stimulating work environment and talented colleagues
Collaborating with other OKI departments
Feeling that my work is making a difference
OKI and Partners Impact Our Region
OKI collaborates with its 120 board members, their jurisdictions, and many other partner organizations to improve the vitality of our region. Here are a few examples of how we and our valued partners are achieving this goal:
Our Region Is a Great Place to Live, Work and Play
About the Cincinnati region
- The Cincinnati region is consistently one of the most affordable metros in the country, with cost of living 8% below the national average.
- It’s also ranked as the #5 Best U.S. City for Public Parks, the #2 Best City in the Country for Street Art, and the #4 Best City for Recreation.
- The region is also home to a wide variety of neighborhoods that suit any lifestyle.
Learn more about what our region has to offer, visit Cincinnati Experience.
The Cincinnati Experience’s YouTube Channel has several videos to help you explore different neighborhoods and about the people and happenings that make the Cincinnati region a great place to work, live and play

Music Hall
This architectural gem is home to the Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestra, Cincinnati Ballet and Cincinnati Opera. Built in 1878, it features two tiers of balconies and an ornate ceiling with decorative panels that give it a particular charm.

Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is famed for its hippos, white Bengal tigers and gorillas. A visit to the zoo is a full-day experience, with rides, a 4D theater, animal encounters and magnificent gardens.

Findlay Market
Findlay Market, which has been around since 1855, is a local landmark, where vendors gather to sell locally grown produce and artisan products. It is the central connection between Cincinnati’s Uptown and Downtown.

James Brown Mural
The mural pays homage to James Brown and his early recording years at King Records. This is one of hundreds of murals in Greater Cincinnati and the Northern Kentucky region. The murals are created by ArtWorks youth apprentices and local professional artists.