Jobs at San Francisco Public Utilities Commission

Provide senior clinical care and consultation across specialties (family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, OB/GYN, surgical subspecialties, forensic pathology, occupational health, disease prevention). Lead policy and quality assurance activities, evaluate complex cases, supervise and consult with clinicians, perform procedures as appropriate, and support public health programs and credentialing requirements.

Lead and manage clinical operations for a clinic, program, or citywide public health function; supervise physicians and staff, provide complex patient care, develop budgets, coordinate training, represent division to stakeholders, and evaluate services for efficiency and community needs.

Provide clinical care as a family physician, internist, subspecialist, surgeon, pediatrician, obstetrician/gynecologist, or occupational health specialist. Evaluate, diagnose, treat, and consult on complex cases; perform specialty procedures; conduct pre-employment and occupational health assessments; participate in preventive and educational strategies; complete required credentialing and billing eligibility prior to start.

Placeholder/administrative continuous recruitment listing; no duties, qualifications, salary, or application instructions provided.

Support and modernize the City Attorneys IT systems and legal technology tools; assess, select, deploy, and maintain solutions; gather requirements; train and support end users; develop documentation, usage guidelines, and best practices; collaborate with stakeholders and vendors; provide 24-hour on-call rotation and improve workflows and system efficiency.

Provide and support recreational programs (after-school, therapeutic recreation, cultural arts). Set up/break down equipment, plan and teach age-appropriate activities, supervise participants, take attendance and maintain records, complete required paperwork, and verify qualifying education/experience. Some roles require professional certification and First Aid/CPR.

Support modernization, maintenance, and reliability of legal IT systems; evaluate, implement, and deploy legal and litigation tools; gather requirements; create documentation and training; provide end-user support and on-call incident response; collaborate with stakeholders and vendors to improve workflows and system efficiency.

Provide and support recreational, therapeutic, afterschool, and cultural arts programs. Set up/clean up, instruct age-appropriate activities, account for participants, complete paperwork, and secure materials and equipment. Levels I–III vary by responsibility and required certification.

Designs, implements, maintains and monitors information security and privacy controls; responds to incidents; administers authentication and access controls; performs risk, compliance and governance assessments; and supports security training and third-party assessments.

Conduct and resolve complex investigations into ethics, campaign finance, lobbying, and conflicts of interest. Develop legal strategies, draft probable cause reports and hearing briefs, negotiate and draft settlements, present cases at administrative hearings, issue subpoenas, perform legal and investigative research, analyze evidence and data, coordinate with other agencies, update enforcement procedures, and supervise trainees. Serve as a legal resource and represent the Enforcement Division before the Ethics Commission and external stakeholders.

Lead architect and technical authority for security systems: design, implement, maintain and monitor security and privacy controls; oversee incident response, access management, risk and compliance assessments, governance, and security awareness training. May supervise engineers or lead large, complex security projects.

Provide on-site, hands-on Tier 1 IT support across SFPUC field and plant sites: troubleshoot network, hardware, desktops, mobile devices; log and track incidents in ticketing system; deploy and maintain desktops, printers, and peripherals; collaborate with IT teams and remote site admins; participate in special projects and document procedures.

Designs, implements, and maintains information security and privacy controls; monitors and responds to incidents and vulnerabilities; administers authentication and access controls; conducts risk, compliance, and governance activities; develops security policies, training, and monitoring capabilities; advises on privacy and regulatory risk and coordinates third-party responses.

Assist in implementing, monitoring, and maintaining information security and privacy controls. Support incident detection and response, vulnerability monitoring, access provisioning/deprovisioning, identity and access management, security assessments, and security training and awareness programs. Works under supervision on limited-scope assignments and escalates significant deviations.

Investigate and mediate discrimination complaints in employment, housing, and public accommodations; develop and monitor non-discrimination programs; conduct outreach, training, data analysis, and reporting; engage stakeholders and make recommendations to promote equal opportunity and resolve community disputes.

Lead and supervise technical teams to design, implement, maintain, and troubleshoot complex on-premises, cloud, and hybrid systems. Serve as technical architect for deployments, upgrades, backups, disaster recovery, security configurations, infrastructure-as-code, and licensing. Evaluate new technologies, document procedures, and support enterprise strategy and QA for systems and platforms.

Entry-level applications engineer who assists in building, implementing, maintaining, troubleshooting and enhancing platform services, APIs, commercial and internal applications, performs testing, documents work, and supports software upgrades and deployments under general supervision.

Lead technical architect and senior engineer responsible for designing, implementing, maintaining and troubleshooting platform services, APIs, integrations, commercial packages and web applications. Provide technical leadership on large projects, develop test plans, manage upgrades, vendor relationships, documentation, and enforce version control and best practices. May supervise engineers or serve as subject-matter expert.

Entry-level systems engineer assisting with implementing, maintaining, troubleshooting and enhancing software systems and infrastructure across cloud, on-prem and hybrid environments. Tasks include deployments, patching, backups, migrations, upgrades, access configuration, help-desk support, documentation, and following change management and security procedures.

Assist with installing, configuring, testing, and documenting wired and wireless network systems. Provide day-to-day network support and troubleshooting, respond to tickets, configure firewall and security settings, assist with upgrades and expansions, and produce network installation and topology documentation. Work under general supervision within established procedures and gain independence with experience.