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State of Florida

www.myflorida.com

 
Our talented public servants work hard to serve more than 19 million residents across Florida, and you, too, can realize success in the Sunshine State. Working in Florida`s state government means being responsive to the issues impacting the taxpayers of our state. Florida`s state government boasts both fast-paced work environments in which critical thinking and creative problem-solving are a must as well as steady employment opportunities that prize consistent service to our state`s residents. In some positions, state employment means being able to influence policy decisions and help implement change. In others, state employment means being the reliable resource that ...
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion
  • www.myflorida.com
  • 400 South Monroe Street
    Tallahassee, FL USA 32399
  • Phone: 850.717.9337

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
James Grant
State Chief Information Officer Profile
James Grant
State Chief Information Officer Profile
Heath Beach
Deputy State Chief Information Officer Profile
Heath Beach
Deputy State Chief Information Officer Profile

Jobs

Deputy Chief Information Security Officer

State of Florida Tallahassee, FL

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