This is a gubernatorial appointee position.
Annual Salary Range - $141,744 - $157,980
Now Hiring: Critical Infrastructure & Protection Unit Supervisor
We’re hiring for a key role with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) – the state’s lead emergency management and homeland security agency supporting California’s communities before, during, and after disasters. Cal OES employs more than 2,100 professionals who help the state plan and prepare, respond and recover, and reduce risk from all types of emergencies.
We are seeking a Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Supervisor to help protect California’s people, infrastructure, and communities from all‑hazards threats.
In this role, you will:
We’re looking for a mission‑driven supervisor with experience in homeland security, emergency management, or infrastructure protection; strong analytical, leadership, and communication skills; proven experience supervising and developing staff; and the ability to work effectively in a dynamic, multi‑agency environment.
If you’re interested in leading a team that helps safeguard California’s critical infrastructure, please consider applying for this opportunity.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Why Join Cal OES?
As the Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Supervisor, you will play a central role in safeguarding the facilities and systems that keep California running, from power and water to transportation and communications. You will lead a mission‑driven team dedicated to reducing risk, strengthening resilience, and supporting communities before, during, and after emergencies.
Interested candidates must also submit the online Governor’s Appointment Application via the Office of the Governor’s website to be considered for this position. Please note: The Office of the Governor manages all recruitments for exempt positions.
For questions about the appointments process, contact Rochelle Schmidt at [email protected] or call (916) 445-4541.
Benefits
The position offers a comprehensive benefits package, including: