California is hiring for several state jobs offering a hybrid work schedule and remote work.
Open positions are available within the departments of water resources, justice, social services and more.
State jobs are known for offering competitive benefits and enrollment in the nation’s largest state public pension plan. Many of the following jobs have specific requirements — which are linked below.
Though Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration announced plans in April that could require state employees to work in-office for a minimum of two days per week starting this summer, some positions were listed as remote-centered as of Tuesday.
These were some of the latest state jobs offering remote or hybrid work on the CalCareers website, as of Tuesday:
Human resources specialist | Limited, full-time
- Department: Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety
- Location: Sacramento County
- Salary: $6,760 to $8,398 per month
The human resources specialist is responsible for leading, developing and drafting all human resources policies, procedures and processes.
This is a remote-centered position. However, applicants must live in California, according to the CalCareers website.
While this position is limited term for 12 months, it can be extended or become permanent.
The application period closes on July 8.
Technical lead | Permanent, full-time
- Department: Technology
- Location: Sacramento County
- Salary: $6,139 to $9,932 per month
The technical lead performs a wide variety of tasks requiring problem-solving in the areas of software engineering, system engineering and client services.
Telework is available for this position, according to the CalCareers website.
The application period closes on July 8.
Project management support | Permanent, full-time
- Department: Social Services
- Location: Sacramento County
- Salary: $4,651 to $8,238 per month
The project management support position involves providing management support for projects, following department standards and implementing best practices to achieve project goals.
Some responsibilities include updating processes, developing project plans, conducting business analysis, testing user acceptance and leading projects.
This position is eligible for a hybrid work schedule, according to the CalCareers website. However, applicants must live in California.
The application period closes on July 8.
Performance management analyst | Permanent, full-time
- Department: Rehabilitation
- Location: Sacramento County
- Salary: $5,684 to $7,114 per month
The performance management analyst performs analytical tasks, including working with customers, management and other agencies.
This position is eligible for a hybrid work schedule, according to the CalCareers website. However, applicants must live in California.
The application period closes on July 11.
Revenue analyst | Permanent, full-time
- Department: Justice
- Location: Sacramento County
- Salary: $5,684 to $7,114 per month
The revenue analyst performs technical analyses and prepares reports within the Budget Office, focusing on funding sources, regulatory compliance and special projects.
This position offers a hybrid schedule, with a combined number of remote and in-office work days, according to the CalCareers website.
The application period closes on July 12.
Environmental scientist | Permanent, full-time
- Department: Water Resources
- Location: Sacramento County
- Salary: $4,145 to $7,926 per month
The environmental scientist is responsible for developing land use data, analyzing land use trends and ensuring data quality and control.
This position is eligible for a hybrid work schedule, according to the CalCareers website.
The application period closes on July 12.
Imaging technician | Permanent, full-time
- Department: Real Estate
- Location: Sacramento County
- Salary: $3,609 to $4,518 per month
The imaging technician is responsible for interpreting and communicating the laws, rules, regulations and policies of the department when processing salesperson change applications.
This position is eligible for a hybrid work schedule, according to the CalCareers website. However, additional in-office work days can be required.
The application period closes on July 16.
Information officer I | Permanent, full-time
- Department: Justice
- Location: Sacramento County
- Salary: $5,684 to $7,114 per month
The information officer I is responsible for handling assignments related to sharing public information and educational content through various media platforms for the Attorney General’s Office.
This is a remote-centered position, according to the CalCareers website. However, applicants must live in Sacramento to report to the office when required.
The application period closes on July 17.
Public utilities regulatory analyst V | Permanent, full-time
- Department: Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety
- Location: Anywhere in California
- Salary: $9,078 to $11,362 per month
The public utilities regulatory analyst V is responsible for providing expert subject matter on wildfires.
This is a remote-centered position. However, applicants must live in California to report to offices in Los Angeles, Sacramento or San Francisco when required, according to the CalCareers website.
The application period closes on July 22.
Disaster assistance programs specialist I | Permanent, full-time
- Department: California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services
- Location: Orange County
- Salary: $4,490 to $6,178 per month
The disaster assistance programs specialist performs tasks related to federal and state disaster assistance within the department.
Some responsibilities include overseeing grants management, managing public assistance, providing research analysis, maintaining documentation and assisting with departmental administration.
While this position is eligible for a hybrid work schedule with up to two days of remote work per week, additional in-office work days can be required.
The application period will remain open until the position is filled.
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