Snohomish County Surface Water Management (SWM), a Division of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), is seeking a highly capable Business Technology Analyst to join our team. The Business Technology Analyst’s responsibilities include acting as the system administrator of an enterprise-wide asset management system, using skills and knowledge of county processes to develop and enhance cross-departmental workflows, streamlining and maximizing efficient use of technical resources and staff time to maintain existing infrastructure, and to help the county to integrate new infrastructural assets into existing inventory.
 
You can make a difference to the residents of Snohomish County! If you are highly motivated and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, join our team!
 

Apply or find out more here: Business Technology Analyst | Job Details tab | Career Pages (governmentjobs.com)

ALL APPLICATIONS MUST COME THROUGH THE COUNTY PORTAL. 

About Surface Water Management
SWM is a stormwater utility that provides services to unincorporated Snohomish County. These services are primarily funded by service charges paid by property owners in the unincorporated county. SWM is the largest division in Snohomish County’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. With an annual budget of $45 million, SWM maintains 108 full-time positions filled by dedicated professionals in their field. SWM works in partnership with other local and regional agencies to improve Snohomish County now and for future generations. SWM provides a variety of programs and services for reducing road and property flooding and preserving and improving the health of Snohomish County's water resources and natural systems. We focus on four core areas of service:

• Drainage and road flooding
• Clean water in rivers, streams and lakes;
• Salmon and marine habitat; and 
• River flooding 

You can find us responding to water-quality problems and complaints, monitoring river levels during flood season, maintaining drainage systems, managing habitat improvement projects and more. For further information on Snohomish County Surface Water Management's programs, please go to www.surfacewater.info. Our 2023 Highlights report is available here.