Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston, MA

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

www.mass.gov

Year after year, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has continued to pioneer bold legislative actions and programs, some of which have been embraced on a national scale. We are always looking for talented individuals to help us maintain this momentum and improve the services that millions of people depend on every day.

Number of Employees: 10K-50K
Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion

www.mass.gov
24 Beacon Street State House, Room 373
Boston, MA USA 02133
Phone: 617.727.2040

Executives

Name	Title	Contact Details
Erin Botelho	Secretariat Chief Information Officer	Profile
Ashley Bloom	Chief Information Technology Accessibility Officer	Profile
Jessica Perez-Rossello	Assistant Chief Information Officer	Profile
Jason Snyder	Secretary of the Executive Office of Technology Services and Security and Commonwealth Chief Information Officer	Profile
Curtis Wood	Chief Information Officer and Secretary	Profile

Jobs

Chief Information Security Officer

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston, MA

Deputy Chief Information Security Officer

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Chelsea, MA

EOTSS is seeking an innovative and dynamic Deputy Chief Information Security Officer (DCISO). The DCISO supports and reports to the Commonwealth CISO to maintain an enterprise-wide cybersecurity organization. Responsibilities include management, governance, strategy, architecture, solutions design, program coordination and execution, awareness, outreach, and reporting on information security program effectiveness.

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