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California Office of Data and Innovation

Recruiters from multiple state entities will participate in the event, which will include various breakout sessions offering information about the state hiring process and “day-to-day insight” on IT careers.
“We brought Vaishali on board because she has a reputation of being the best in the industry,” said Joe Gaitley, Cribl’s senior director of sales for the western U.S. and Canada. “She has a track record of successfully building SLED territories by focusing on delivering value for her customers.”
“The California Climate Action website is an example of the power of collaboration, innovation and user-focused design to create a transformative platform,” writes Blaine Wasylkiw, the state’s deputy chief technology innovation officer.
The California Department of Human Resources, working with the California Office of Data and Innovation, seeks a solution to help the state provide anonymity, fairness and equality in the hiring process.
As part of Industry Insider — California’s ongoing efforts to educate readers on state agencies, their IT plans and initiatives, here’s the latest in our periodic series of interviews with departmental IT leaders.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has named private-sector technology executive Nolwenn Godard as director at the state Office of Data and Innovation.
The free job fair this week “presents an opportunity for governments to attract hard-to-hire professionals into public service roles where their skills can make a major social impact.”
He had previously served as San Francisco’s chief data officer and will now take a leadership position in the Office of Data and Innovation.
The office uses data, human-centered design and technology to create services that are easier for everyone to use. The positions are remote within California.
The appointment of a successor to Russ Nichols was among several key appointments announced Thursday by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has made two appointments at a new state office whose creation was proposed earlier this year by the California Government Operations Agency.
This commentary was posted last week by the California Office of Data and Innovation, which encompasses CalInnovate and CalData.
The bill, signed recently by the governor, offers considerable formalization and clarification on the roles and responsibilities of a state office and a state department.
The California Department of Technology and the Office of Data and Innovation are working on the California Design System, which aims to give the state’s web developers and designers the tools they need to make it easier for residents to access and use digital information.
Available positions include data services and platform lead, IT administrator, principal data architect and senior data warehouse specialist.
The open positions include a section chief and a data analytics and governance lead.
Roles include chief data officer, lead product owner, senior data engineer and group manager.