Welcome to the Employment Blog! We are pleased to collaborate with many partners to help inform the public of recruiting opportunities. We update this blog at least twice a week. If you have questions please email the Assistant Director of Community Development nancy.rochaaguilar@cha.wa.gov.

Looking for a job at a specific state agency? Click below for active recruitments!

DOH

WA AGO

DCYF

WSAC

OSPI

Ecology

WDFW

DSHS

Veteran Affairs

Depart of Commerce

WSDA

College Positions

**Tacoma Community College**
**South Puget Sound Community College**
**Central Washington University**

County Positions

**Thurston County**
**King County**
**Pierce County**
**Yakima County**

Employment Opportunities

ECOS: Liquidless Machine Operator-1st and 2nd Shifts Available Full-time

Lacey, WA

Description:

At ECOS®, we are a women-led company with a mission to create plant-powered laundry detergents and cleaners that are safer for people, pets and the planet. As a Climate Positive company, we restore more than 100% of its carbon, water, and energy use back to the earth, in our four manufacturing facilities right here in the USA. Apply!

Lifeguard -King County Parks

Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center (WKCAC) team

Join the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center (WKCAC) team as a Lifeguard through our PAID Lifeguard Training program! No prior experience or certification is necessary to apply. If selected, you'll receive all required certification training at no cost and get paid while you train. Start your journey toward a rewarding role where you'll make a difference in the community and earn as you learn! Apply

Hydraulic Project Inspector - Fish & Wildlife Biologist 3 - Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Skagit County – Burlington, WA

As a Compliance Inspector, you’ll monitor both permitted and unpermitted projects, support voluntary compliance through education and technical assistance, and use enforcement tools when needed to prevent and correct harm to fish life and habitat. Working independently within your assigned region, you'll build strong relationships with WDFW teams, local partners, and stakeholders while staying in close communication with leadership on emerging, sensitive, or high-profile issues.This is a dynamic, field-focused position where environmental stewardship, community engagement, and regulatory expertise intersect. Agency values of accountability, service, professionalism, integrity, respect, and empathy are essential to position success. Apply