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GovOps works on statewide initiatives that help improve all government operations. Our Agency has oversight authority of procurement, technology, and human resources. At GovOps you will be part of a diverse workforce where your experience, expertise and opinion are valued.  We are looking for leaders to help achieve our mission. We list any job openings on this page.

Agency Information Officer, C.E.A.

The Agency Information Officer (AIO) reports to the Secretary of the Government Operations Agency (GovOps). This is an exciting opportunity for a seasoned technology leader to shape how California, the world’s fourth-largest economy, uses technology to improve government operations and public services at scale. As the Agency Information Officer (AIO) for the Government Operations Agency (GovOps), you will have a front-row seat to statewide digital transformation efforts and work closely with technology leaders across California’s public sector.

You’ll collaborate with Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and IT leaders across GovOps departments to shape governance and optimize the use of data, infrastructure, cybersecurity, and telecommunications across dozens of programs and services. You will be critical in advancing state priorities through innovative, secure, and forward-thinking technology leadership. In protecting the Agency’s information assets, the executive is responsible for adhering to information security and risk management policies.

Access the full job description here.

GovOps Internship Opportunities

The California Government Operations Agency (GovOps) invites you to apply for its internship programs. Our internships are a temporary, structured learning opportunity designed to provide exposure to the fundamental functions of a government agency office. The internship is educational in nature and intended to supplement the intern’s experience through observation, supervised practice, and professional development activities.

The positions do not replace, displace, or substitute for the work of civil service employees. The intern does not independently perform core government functions, exercise decision making authority, issue official communication or represent the department in an official capacity. All final work products remain the responsibility of state civil service employees. Interns will observe meetings, gain familiarity with research processes, communications development and stakeholder engagement principles. Access the full job description here.

Apply to the Summer Internship Program today!