Employment

Position Announcement: Policy Analyst II, House Democratic Caucus

Policy Analyst II, House Democratic Caucus

OPENS:                September 22, 2023
CLOSES:             Open Until Filled (first review will begin close of business October 6, 2023)
REPORTS TO:     Policy Director, House Democratic Caucus
LOCATION:         Thurston County — Olympia, Washington*
SALARY:              $84,372-$146,232 annually
(The above reflects the full salary range, starting salary will likely fall between the entry point and $114,984 based on the successful candidate’s experience and qualifications)

About the House of Representatives:

The House of Representatives (House) comprises half of the Washington State Legislature and is made up of 98 members elected to serve two-year terms, representing 49 legislative districts.  The House employs approximately 240 full-time year-round staff and 100 temporary session staff and interns.  Staff workgroups include, nonpartisan staff, Democratic Caucus staff and Republican Caucus staff. The Legislature meets annually on the second Monday in January in the Capitol Building in Olympia.  Regular legislative sessions take place January through March in even-numbered years and January through April in odd-numbered years.  Special legislative sessions occur as needed.

Our workplace is on the beautiful Capitol Campus in Olympia. The 486-acre campus includes the Legislative Building and other historic structures, as well as popular parks and trails with views of Capitol Lake, Budd Inlet, and the Olympic Mountains.

The House of Representatives holds themselves to the Legislative Code of Conduct which expects the following:

• We conduct ourselves with self-awareness, self-respect, and professionalism;
• We treat others with respect, dignity, and civility, regardless of status or position; and
• We refrain from engaging in hostile, intimidating, offensive, or unlawful activities or behaviors that may amount to discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, or bullying.

We invite all who bring our core competencies:

• Demonstrated ability to contribute to an environment that is respectful and inclusive to all;
• Passion and drive for the work assigned;
• Humility to their job and interactions with others; and
• Understands how their actions affect others and works in a way that allows objectives to be met.

About the House Democratic Caucus:

The Washington State House Democratic Caucus (HDC) consists exclusively of the Democratic members of the Washington State House of Representatives. Our caucus staff team is comprised of administrative, policy and communications professionals supporting HDC members in their legislative activities. Policy Analysts provide analysis, research and legislative strategy advising in their respective policy areas to all House Democrats. Communications Specialists help members of the HDC communicate with their district, the media, interested parties and the general public about policies considered and passed by the Legislature. Legislative Assistants staff member offices and support legislators in successfully fulfilling their duties through scheduling and administration, office management, research, casework, and constituent correspondence. HDC caucus staff share a passion for public service, a commitment to addressing inequities in partnership with community, and for improving the way Washington delivers services to its residents.

Honoring equity, diversity, and inclusion means that we are committed to ensuring that all employees enjoy a respectful, safe, and supportive working environment.  Only by fostering the inclusion of people from all backgrounds, cultures, and attributes, can our staff achieve their fullest potential and best advance the goals and mission of the House of Representatives.

Position Profile:

Caucus Policy Analysts are experienced public policy professionals who are responsible for analyzing, developing, and advising on innovative policy solutions for House Democrats. This position serves as the policy analyst covering the House Community Safety, Justice, and Re-entry committee, as well as an additional House committee to be determined. This position is full-time year-round and exempt from civil service laws.

Caucus Policy Analysts bring a resolute personal and professional commitment to understanding racial equity, social justice principles, and institutional racism, with an ability to apply this knowledge to their daily work. They are creative problem solvers with a focus on ensuring equitable outcomes for all Washington residents. Successful candidates will contribute as an active member of a diverse, highly collaborative team, but also be able to work independently. They will have the flexibility to adapt to a frequently changing work schedule, particularly during legislative session. They will be able to learn new issues quickly and be comfortable asking questions and seeking help when needed.

How You’ll Be Expected to Contribute:

• Work with elected officials and staff to develop, analyze, and interpret legislative policy proposals;
• Provide strategic advice to advance a Democratic legislative agenda for individual members and the caucus as a whole on relevant policy issues;
• Research policy issues and develop issue briefs, summaries, and presentations;
• Cultivate and maintain effective working relationships with all members of the House Democratic Caucus, stakeholders, partisan, and nonpartisan staff, with the other legislative caucuses, and impacted community members;
• Work efficiently with diverse personalities in both team and individual setting.
• Review and develop proposed legislation utilizing an equity lens to mitigate potential harm and address negative impacts to systemically non-dominant communities;

The Successful Candidate Will Meet These Qualifications:

• A bachelor’s degree involving major study in public policy, political science, or relevant field (professional experience in public policy, government relations or policy advocacy will be substituted, year for year, for education);
• Two years of professional experience in public policy, government relations or policy advocacy;
• Exceptional people skills with an ability to collaborate effectively with others who have diverse backgrounds and lived experiences;
• Strong political judgment, strategic thinking, and problem solving;
• Experience working with elected officials on difficult subject matter;
• Excellent oral and written communication skills;
• A keen understanding of:
  • the legislative process;
  • public policy;
  • politics;
• Strong organizational skills, including the ability to prioritize, work well under pressure, and manage multiple projects and deliver high-quality results on tight deadlines;  AND
• Ability to use discretion to triage confidential and sensitive information.

Desirable/Preferred Qualifications:

• Professional experience related to the criminal legal system and public safety policy, including areas such as policing, crisis response, rehabilitation, and reentry.

Note: Diverse backgrounds in education and experience could be successful in this role and will be considered. Candidates with any combination of experience that demonstrates the ability to perform the work will be considered.

Conditions of Employment/Working Conditions:

This position requires an onsite/in-person presence in Olympia during session and must be able to frequently work more than 40 hours per week including evenings, weekends, and holidays during legislative sessions. Interim schedules allow for more flexibility.  *This position is currently approved for in-state telework with an expectation to have an onsite-in-person presence when requested.

Benefits:

Employee benefits include vacation and sick leave; paid state holidays; health, life, and other optional insurance; retirement; social security; and military leave.

How to Apply:

Intrigued?  If so, please submit the below items combined in one document:
1) a letter of interest specifically addressing the qualifications;
(2) a current resume describing in detail your experience and education; and
(3) a minimum of three professional references with contact information (e.g., address, e-mail address, and telephone).

Send application materials and direct any questions to: househr@leg.wa.gov

Remember the first review of applicants will begin close of business October 6, 2023.

The Washington State Legislature is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race, creed, color, national origin, sex, marital status, sexual orientation/gender identity, age, disability, honorably discharged veteran, or military status, or using a trained service animal by a person with a disability. We encourage people of all backgrounds to apply, including those listed above and those with other diverse life experiences. Persons requiring reasonable accommodation in the application process or requiring information in an alternative format may contact House ADA Coordinator Kyle Overmiller at kyle.overmiller@leg.wa.gov or 360-786-7271, or TTD 1-800-635-9993. Those with a hearing impairment in need of accommodation are encouraged to contact the Washington Relay Service at 1-800-676-3777 or www.washingtonrelay.com.

Position Announcement: Legislative Assistant to House Democratic Caucus Member, Washington State House of Representatives, Democratic Caucus

Legislative Assistant to House Democratic Caucus Member, Washington State House of Representatives, Democratic Caucus

OPENS:	September 29, 2023
CLOSES:	October 10, 2023
REPORTS TO:	Representative and Legislative Assistant Staff Director
LOCATION:	Thurston County – Olympia, Washington during session; Option of Olympia or District Office during interim. Telework options are available during interim.
SALARY:	$56,124.00 – $97,260.00. Individual salary is set using a formulaic approach based on education and paid work experience.

 

About The House of Representatives:

The House of Representatives (House) comprises half of the Washington State Legislature and is made of 98 members, elected to serve two-year terms representing 49 legislative districts. The House employs 250 full-time year-round staff and 100 temporary session staff and interns. The Legislature meets annually beginning on the second Monday in January in the Capitol Building in Olympia. Regular legislative sessions take place January through March in even-numbered years and January through April in odd-numbered years. Special legislative sessions occur as needed.

Our workplace is on the beautiful Capitol Campus in Olympia. The 486-acre campus includes the Legislative Building and other historic structures, as well as popular parks and trails with views of Capitol Lake, Budd Inlet, and the Olympic Mountains.
The House of Representatives holds themselves to the Legislative Code of Conduct which expects the following:

• We conduct ourselves with self-awareness, self-respect, and professionalism;
• We treat others with respect, dignity, and civility, regardless of status or position; and
• We refrain from engaging in hostile, intimidating, offensive, or unlawful activities or behaviors that may amount to discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, or bullying.

About The House Democratic Caucus:

The Washington State House Democratic Caucus (HDC) consists exclusively of the Democratic members of the Washington State House of Representatives. Our caucus staff team is comprised of administrative, policy and communications professionals supporting HDC members in their legislative activities. Policy analysts provide analysis, research and legislative strategy advising in their respective policy areas to all House Democrats. Communications specialists help members of the HDC communicate with their district, the media, interested parties and the general public about policies considered and passed by the Legislature. Legislative assistants staff and manage individual member offices.  HDC caucus staff share a passion for public service, a commitment to addressing inequities in partnership with community, and for improving the way Washington delivers services to its residents.

We believe that honoring diversity, equity, and inclusion means that as an organization, and as individuals, we are committed to ensuring that all employees enjoy a respectful, safe, and supportive working environment.  Only by fostering the inclusion of people from all backgrounds, cultures, and attributes, can Washington State House of Representatives employees achieve their fullest potential and best advance the goals and mission of the House of Representatives.

Position Profile:

Legislative Assistants support their assigned Representative in successfully fulfilling their duties by providing services in the areas of administration, office management, communication, research, bill tracking, and constituent correspondence.  This is a full-time year-round position that is exempt from civil service laws.

How You’ll Be Expected to Contribute:

• Manage daily operation of Olympia and/or district office.
• Maintain office records in accordance with the Washington State Public Records Act.
• Answer phone and act as first point of contact for all callers and visitors.
• Manage the Representative’s calendar including complex scheduling assignments, individual appointments, group meetings, public events, and travel arrangements.

• Track advancement of bills throughout drafting and legislative process to ensure that timelines and deadlines are met.
• Draft responses on behalf of the Representative to emails, letters, and phone calls. Manage a high volume of constituent inquiries.
• Facilitate communication between constituents and government agencies, assisting constituents in accessing services, and researching and solving complex problems.
• Submit detailed and timely accounting reports for member travel and expense reimbursement.

 The Successful Candidate Will Meet These Qualifications:

• Two years of office management and administrative support experience, ideally in a fast-paced environment.
• Demonstrated ability to independently manage multiple responsibilities at the same time under time constraints, exercising professional judgment and confidentiality.
• Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with others.
• Demonstrated ability of strong writing, editing, and oral communication skills, including standard formatting and protocol for professional correspondence.
• Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and related software to include video conference technology.
• Demonstrated ability to foster an environment that is inclusive and welcoming to all.

Additional Desirable Qualifications:

• Knowledge of legislative process and state and local government structure, functions, and services.

Note: Diverse backgrounds in education and experience could be successful in this role and will be considered. Candidates with any combination of experience that demonstrates the ability to perform the work will be considered.

Conditions of Employment/Working Conditions:
This position requires an onsite/in-person presence during the legislative session and frequently requires more than 40 hours of work per week, which may include evening, weekends, and holidays during legislative sessions. Interim schedules allow for more flexibility. This position is currently approved for in-state telework during the interim with an expectation to have an onsite-in-person presence when requested.

Benefits:
Employee benefits include vacation and sick leave; paid state holidays; health, life, and other optional insurance; retirement; social security; and military leave.

How to Apply:

Intrigued?  If so, please submit the below items combined in one document:

(1) a letter of interest specifically addressing the qualifications;

(2) a current resume describing in detail your experience and education; and

(3) a minimum of three professional references with contact information (e.g., address, e-mail address, and telephone).

Send application materials and direct any questions to: jobs.hdc@leg.wa.gov. Applicant screening will begin immediately. Applications for this recruitment may be considered for other HDC vacancies.

The Washington State House of Representatives is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, age, disability, honorably discharged veteran, or military status, or use of a service animal. We encourage people of all backgrounds to apply, including those listed above and those with other diverse life experiences. Persons requiring reasonable accommodation in the application process or requiring information in an alternative format may contact House ADA Coordinator Kyle Overmiller at kyle.overmiller@leg.wa.gov or 360-786-7271, or TTD 1-800-635-9993.

 

Position Announcement: Communications Specialist

Communications Specialist, House Democratic Caucus (HDC)
 
OPENS:            July 21, 2023
CLOSES:           August 11, 2023
REPORTS TO:  HDC Communications Director
LOCATION:      Thurston County — Olympia, Washington; option to work remotely the legislative interim
SALARY:            $70,848 – $122,772 Annually. Salary placement will depend on successful candidate’s experience and qualifications.

Our ideal candidate has a driving passion for the work, brings humility to their job and interactions, and understands how their actions affect others. They see the needs and objectives of others and take them into account while achieving their objectives, and they adapt their approach and expectations accordingly. Our ideal candidate is resilient and respectful when confronted with others that are not open or collaborative, even when stressed or tired. They are nimble and adaptive when faced with resistance and can have courageous conversations when needed.
 
About the House of Representatives:
The House of Representatives (House) comprises half of the Washington State Legislature and is made up of 98 members elected to serve two-year terms, representing 49 legislative districts.  The House employs approximately 240 full-time year-round staff and 100 temporary session staff and interns.  The Legislature meets annually on the second Monday in January in the Capitol Building in Olympia.  Regular legislative sessions take place January through March in even-numbered years and January through April in odd-numbered years.  Special legislative sessions occur as needed.
 
Our workplace is on the beautiful Capitol Campus in Olympia. The 486-acre campus includes the Legislative Building and other historic structures, as well as popular parks and trails with views of Capitol Lake, Budd Inlet, and the Olympic Mountains.

The House of Representatives holds themselves to the Legislative Code of Conduct which expects the following:

• We conduct ourselves with self-awareness, self-respect, and professionalism;
• We treat others with respect, dignity, and civility, regardless of status or position; and
• We refrain from engaging in hostile, intimidating, offensive, or unlawful activities or behaviors that may amount to discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, or bullying.

About the House Democratic Caucus:
The Washington State House Democratic Caucus (HDC) consists exclusively of the Democratic members of the Washington State House of Representatives. Our caucus staff team is comprised of administrative, policy and communications professionals supporting HDC members in their legislative activities. Policy analysts provide analysis, research and legislative strategy advising in their respective policy areas to all House Democrats. Communications specialists help members of the HDC communicate with their district, the media, interested parties and the general public about policies considered and passed by the Legislature. Legislative assistants staff member offices and support legislators in successfully fulfilling their duties through scheduling and administration, office management, research, casework, and constituent correspondence. HDC caucus staff share a passion for public service, a commitment to addressing inequities in partnership with community, and for improving the way Washington delivers services to its residents.

Duties

Position Profile: 
Caucus communications specialists are experienced communications professionals who help members of the House Democratic Caucus communicate with constituents, the media, interested parties, and the general public about the policies considered and passed by the Legislature.  This caucus communications specialist position has an emphasized workload in social media management and graphic design, and will be part of a communications “team” that serves a subset of House Democratic Caucus members. The position will also provide back up for writing and audio/video communications products. Cross-training on software/platforms required for the position will be provided. The position is full-time, year-round and exempt from civil service laws.

Caucus communications specialists bring a resolute personal and professional commitment to understanding racial equity, social justice principles, and institutional racism, with an ability to apply this knowledge to their daily work. They are creative problem solvers with a focus on ensuring equitable outcomes for all Washington residents. Successful candidates will be able to contribute as an active member of a diverse, highly collaborative team, but also be able to work independently. They will have the flexibility to adapt to a frequently changing work schedule, particularly during legislative session. They will be able to learn new issues, applications, and platforms easily and be comfortable asking questions and seeking help when needed.

How You’ll Be Expected to Contribute:

• Work with caucus members and staff to plan and create district-specific communication strategies for mass media and constituent outreach
• Work within a small team to develop, design, and format visually engaging materials for web, print, electronic, and social media platform distribution
• Work with issue-area policy experts (caucus and non-partisan) to effectively communicate complex policies using simple, easy-to-understand methods
• Write press statements, talking points, editorial pieces, video scripts, newsletters, speeches, digital media copy, etc.
• Assist in producing audio and video clips, maintaining member websites, and exploring new media opportunities
• Organize media events within member districts and on the capitol campus
• Help maintain the caucus webpages and social media accounts (currently Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram)
• Serve as a primary contact for legislative reporters, facilitate media requests, and provide background information as needed

Qualifications

The Successful Candidate Will Meet These Qualifications:

• Demonstrate ability to communicate clearly and concisely to a variety of audiences in a variety of mediums using plain language
• Demonstrate knowledge of the legislative process
• Experience using proper judgment to maintain discretion and confidentiality
• Experience working with various web-based communications programs such as Facebook, Twitter, WordPress, GovDelivery, and SharePoint, among others (training on these platforms is available)
• Experience managing workload, prioritizing tasks, and creating and delivering products on time
• Ability to remain flexible and able to adapt to a wide variety of situations and circumstances
• Experience working collaboratively and efficiently and interacting with others who have diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, religious views, cultural backgrounds, socio-economic status, gender identity, sexual orientation, veteran status, and disability status
• Willingness to actively participate in and support ongoing equity work undertaken by the House Democratic Caucus communications staff and broader caucus staff

Additional Desirable Qualifications:

• Experience with modern communication technology tools (Microsoft Office products such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, SharePoint, Teams)
• Experience with graphic and/or video design tools (Adobe Creative Cloud desktop applications: Photoshop, Premier Pro, Acrobat, lnDesign, Illustrator, Audition, or web-based tools such as Canva)
• Experience with or willingness to train in methods and techniques of visual communication such as electronic illustration, design, animation, video, and page layout for print and electronic distribution
• Experience with or willingness to train in audio production, video making/editing, or graphic design
• Strong writing, editing, and messaging skills (familiarity with AP Style a plus)
• Relevant work experience in state legislatures, communications, journalism, public relations or related field

Note: Diverse backgrounds in education and experience could be successful in this role and will be considered. Candidates with any combination of experience that demonstrates the ability to perform the work will be considered.

Supplemental Information

Conditions of Employment/Working Conditions:
This position requires an onsite/in-person presence during the legislative session (January-April in odd-numbered years, January-March in even-numbered years) and must be able to frequently work more than 40 hours per week or adjust normally scheduled hours, which will include evening, weekends, and holidays during legislative sessions. Interim schedules (the period between legislative sessions) allow for more flexibility and reduced hours.  This position is currently approved for in-state telework with an expectation to have an onsite, in-person presence when requested.

Benefits:
Employee benefits include vacation and sick leave; paid state holidays; health, life, and other optional insurance; retirement; social security; and military leave.
 
How to Apply:
Intrigued?  If so, please submit the below items combined in one document:
(1) a letter of interest specifically addressing the qualifications;
(2) a current resume describing in detail your experience and education; and
(3) a minimum of three professional references with contact information (e.g., address, e-mail address, and telephone).

Send application materials by close of business August 11, 2023 and direct any questions to:  HouseHR@leg.wa.gov.  Screening will continue until position is filled.
 
The Washington State Legislature is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race, religion, creed, color, national origin, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, honorably discharged veteran, or military status, or using a trained service animal by a person with a disability. We encourage people of all backgrounds to apply, including those listed above and those with other diverse life experiences. Persons requiring reasonable accommodation in the application process or requiring information in an alternative format may contact House ADA Coordinator Kyle Overmiller at kyle.overmiller@leg.wa.gov or 360-786-7271, or TTD 1-800-635-9993. Those with a hearing impairment in need of accommodation are encouraged to contact the Washington Relay Service at 1-800-676-3777 or www.washingtonrelay.com.

Position Announcement: Legislative Assistant to House Democratic Caucus Member, Washington State House of Representatives, Democratic Caucus (Multiple positions – applicant pool)

Legislative Assistant to House Democratic Caucus Member, Washington State House of Representatives, Democratic Caucus (Multiple positions – applicant pool)

OPENS:	June 27, 2023
CLOSES:	Open until filled. July 30, 2023, is priority application deadline. Applications will be reviewed as they are received.
REPORTS TO:	Representative and Legislative Assistant Staff Director
LOCATION:	Thurston County – Olympia, Washington during session; Option of Olympia or District Office during interim. Telework options are available during interim.
SALARY:	$56,124.00 – $97,260.00. Individual salary is set using a formulaic approach based on education and paid work experience.

Note: This recruitment will be used to fill current openings, and to create a pool of applicants to hire for future openings throughout the summer and fall. Applications will be reviewed on a continuous basis.

About The House of Representatives:

The House of Representatives (House) comprises half of the Washington State Legislature and is made of 98 members, elected to serve two-year terms representing 49 legislative districts. The House employs 250 full-time year-round staff and 100 temporary session staff and interns. The Legislature meets annually beginning on the second Monday in January in the Capitol Building in Olympia. Regular legislative sessions take place January through March in even-numbered years and January through April in odd-numbered years. Special legislative sessions occur as needed.

Our workplace is on the beautiful Capitol Campus in Olympia. The 486-acre campus includes the Legislative Building and other historic structures, as well as popular parks and trails with views of Capitol Lake, Budd Inlet, and the Olympic Mountains.
The House of Representatives holds themselves to the Legislative Code of Conduct which expects the following:

• We conduct ourselves with self-awareness, self-respect, and professionalism;
• We treat others with respect, dignity, and civility, regardless of status or position; and
• We refrain from engaging in hostile, intimidating, offensive, or unlawful activities or behaviors that may amount to discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, or bullying.

About The House Democratic Caucus:

The Washington State House Democratic Caucus (HDC) consists exclusively of the Democratic members of the Washington State House of Representatives. Our caucus staff team is comprised of administrative, policy and communications professionals supporting HDC members in their legislative activities. Policy analysts provide analysis, research and legislative strategy advising in their respective policy areas to all House Democrats. Communications specialists help members of the HDC communicate with their district, the media, interested parties and the general public about policies considered and passed by the Legislature. Legislative assistants staff and manage individual member offices.  HDC caucus staff share a passion for public service, a commitment to addressing inequities in partnership with community, and for improving the way Washington delivers services to its residents.

We believe that honoring diversity, equity, and inclusion means that as an organization, and as individuals, we are committed to ensuring that all employees enjoy a respectful, safe, and supportive working environment.  Only by fostering the inclusion of people from all backgrounds, cultures, and attributes, can Washington State House of Representatives employees achieve their fullest potential and best advance the goals and mission of the House of Representatives.

Position Profile:

Legislative Assistants support their assigned Representative in successfully fulfilling their duties by providing services in the areas of administration, office management, communication, research, bill tracking, and constituent correspondence.  This is a full-time year-round position that is exempt from civil service laws.

How You’ll Be Expected to Contribute:

• Manage daily operation of Olympia and/or district office.
• Maintain office records in accordance with the Washington State Public Records Act.
• Answer phone and act as first point of contact for all callers and visitors.
• Manage the Representative’s calendar including complex scheduling assignments, individual appointments, group meetings, public events, and travel arrangements.

• Track advancement of bills throughout drafting and legislative process to ensure that timelines and deadlines are met.
• Draft responses on behalf of the Representative to emails, letters, and phone calls. Manage a high volume of constituent inquiries.
• Facilitate communication between constituents and government agencies, assisting constituents in accessing services, and researching and solving complex problems.
• Submit detailed and timely accounting reports for member travel and expense reimbursement.

 The Successful Candidate Will Meet These Qualifications:

• Two years of office management and administrative support experience, ideally in a fast-paced environment.
• Demonstrated ability to independently manage multiple responsibilities at the same time under time constraints, exercising professional judgment and confidentiality.
• Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with others.
• Demonstrated ability of strong writing, editing, and oral communication skills, including standard formatting and protocol for professional correspondence.
• Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and related software to include video conference technology.
• Demonstrated ability to foster an environment that is inclusive and welcoming to all.

Additional Desirable Qualifications:

• Knowledge of legislative process and state and local government structure, functions, and services.

Note: Diverse backgrounds in education and experience could be successful in this role and will be considered. Candidates with any combination of experience that demonstrates the ability to perform the work will be considered.

Conditions of Employment/Working Conditions:
This position requires an onsite/in-person presence during the legislative session and frequently requires more than 40 hours of work per week, which may include evening, weekends, and holidays during legislative sessions. Interim schedules allow for more flexibility. This position is currently approved for in-state telework during the interim with an expectation to have an onsite-in-person presence when requested.

Benefits:
Employee benefits include vacation and sick leave; paid state holidays; health, life, and other optional insurance; retirement; social security; and military leave.

How to Apply:

Intrigued?  If so, please submit the below items combined in one document:

(1) a letter of interest specifically addressing the qualifications;

(2) a current resume describing in detail your experience and education; and

(3) a minimum of three professional references with contact information (e.g., address, e-mail address, and telephone).

Send application materials and direct any questions to: jobs.hdc@leg.wa.gov. Applicant screening will begin immediately. Applications for this recruitment may be considered for other HDC vacancies.

The Washington State House of Representatives is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, age, disability, honorably discharged veteran, or military status, or use of a service animal. We encourage people of all backgrounds to apply, including those listed above and those with other diverse life experiences. Persons requiring reasonable accommodation in the application process or requiring information in an alternative format may contact House ADA Coordinator Kyle Overmiller at kyle.overmiller@leg.wa.gov or 360-786-7271, or TTD 1-800-635-9993.