The Washington State Archives preserves and provides access to millions of legal and historical records of our state and local governments. To meet the needs of our transferring partners, improve discoverability of records, and increase access to the collection, the Archives is expanding its staff and currently hiring for several positions, including a Records Consultant located in Olympia. 

The Records Consultant helps government agencies with the management and retention of their public records. As part of a statewide team, this position plays a critical role in providing advice, consultations, and training to help government agencies make the best use of the services provided by the Archives. The Records Consultant also assists with reviewing records retention schedules, supporting the State and Local Records Committees, and serves on Archives teams. We welcome applications from qualified candidates who are excited to join us in helping government agencies to better manage their records, including those destined for preservation and access at the Archives.    

This position supports the Archives mandates to gather, disseminate, and train agencies on all phases of records management practices, methods, procedures, and techniques for the efficient and economical storage and preservation of records. The position reports directly to the State Records Manager and provides advice, training, and consultations to government agencies, develops online educational resources, and assists with the development and review of retention schedules. 

For more details and to apply, visit the Washington State Jobs website.