Jobs at the California State Library
When you become eligible to work for the state (when you have passed an Open Examination), or if you are a former or current state employee, you can apply for a job at the California State Library. The California Department of Human Resources (CalHR) lists these jobs for us on their website.
Current Job Openings
| Classification | Filing Deadline |
|---|---|
| Attorney III (Legal Counsel, Retired Annuitant) | |
| Personnel Specialist, Administrative Services Bureau, Human Resources Services Office |
Application Instructions
You may send job applications to
The California State Library
Human Resources Services
P.O. Box 942837,
Sacramento, CA 94237-0001
You may hand-deliver job applications to
The California State Library,
Human Resources Services
California State Library Building
900 N Street, First Floor Drop Box,
Sacramento, CA 95814
All applicants must clearly indicate the basis for their eligibility in "Examination(s) or Job Title(s) for which you are applying" on the standard application form (STD678).
All appointments are subject to State Restrictions of Appointments (SROA) provisions. Surplus employees are encouraged to apply.
Applications will be screened and only the most qualified candidates will be interviewed.
For further information on employment at the State Library, email csljobs@library.ca.gov or call (916) 654-0202.
Internships
Learn about internship opportunities designed to give undergraduate students meaningful work experience as well as potentially college credit.
Volunteer
Learn about current volunteer opportunities at one of oldest cultural institutions in California.
Currently scheduled examinations
For further information on employment at the California State Library, email csljobs@library.ca.gov or call (916) 654-0202.
For general information about careers in the library field go to American Library Association. For more specific information about California library careers go to California Library Association Career Center.
EEO Disclaimer
It is the policy of the State and the California State Library (CSL) to provide equal employment opportunity to all qualified job applicants and employees and have a workforce representative of California's diverse population. All efforts to ensure a representative workforce are made on the basis of an individual's merit, efficiency, ability, and fitness consistent with the State civil service and merit system principles and regulations.