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The State of Utah currently employs more than 21,000 Utahns throughout 30 different state agencies. Employment opportunities span the entire state. From great employee benefits to versatile work schedules, the career opportunities with the state are truly endless. We are looking for creativity, passion, and individual strengths. Bring what makes you uniquely you to our team. Our careers are as diverse as the people who call Utah home. If you are looking for a fulfilling career that can truly impact the communities you love and live in, join #TeamUtah today. With part, full, and temporary positions available, there is something for everyone. Working for the state of Utah offers competitive benefits, versatile work schedules, and a true work/life balance. Enjoy working against a backdrop featuring the resplendent red rocks of Southern Utah, to the magnificent mountain ranges in the North. With five renowned national parks, 43 state parks, 15 ski resorts, and a rich cultural scene, Utah’s opportunities are endless.

Utah State offers top-notch academics, nationally-recognized research, Division I athletics and more than 200 student clubs and organizations, all on the oldest residential campus in the state. Located in Logan, Utah, USU is only minutes away from two mountain ranges, within a two-hour drive of 10 major ski resorts, and a half-day's drive of six national parks, including Arches and Yellowstone. Utah State offers big-school opportunities with a small-school feel, and all for a great value. So great, it was the #3 highest-ranked public university in the West and #5 in the nation for lowest tuition in “America’s Top Colleges” (Forbes, “Top Colleges,” Aug. 2015). To date, Utah State has seen year after year increases in total research funding, with research grants from the U.S. Department of Defense, National Science Foundation and the Department of Health and Human Services. USU’s research – often beginning in facilities like the Utah Water Research Laboratory, Space Dynamics Lab, Agricultural Experiment Station and the Center for Persons with Disabilities – provides expertise that reaches globally. And this focus on research starts early for students. USU’s undergraduate research program is the second oldest in the nation, behind only MIT. As Utah’s land-grant university, Utah State takes seriously its role to provide access to education for every student in every corner of the state. With eight regional campus locations and 24 satellite campus locations, USU provides Utah students access to higher education by breaking through traditional geographic boundaries.

Salt Lake County is a governmental entity, and a political subdivision of the State of Utah. Salt Lake County's mission is to provide honest, open, efficient and ethical government that is fiscally responsible, accessible and responsive to Salt Lake County's needs. We achieve this by responding to citizens' concerns, caring for our environment, promoting economic development, and enhancing human services while ensuring safe communities.