The California Council on Science and Technology (CCST) is a nonprofit organization created to provide advice from California’s best scientists and research institutions on science-related policy issues. The organization is modeled after the National Academies to provide California with a network of institutional and individual advisors. As an employer, the CCST has supported flexible work by offering full-time, hybrid remote jobs in the past. Eligible team members may receive perks and benefits, including health insurance and a 403(b) retirement plan with a company match. The CCST seeks prospective team members with communications experience and the ability to work in a rapidly-changing landscape with a collaborative, proactive, and solutions-focused approach.

Headquartered in Sacramento, California, the California Council on Science and Technology responds to the governor, legislature, and other public entities on public policy issues, developing reports and securing evidence-based analyses to help address these questions. The organization also offers the CCST Science & Technology Policy Fellowship, which gives recipients a year of leadership and public service training and the chance to explore a career in California policy. CCST also mobilizes science expertise to help deliver science-driven recommendations so California can deliver an increased response to natural disasters. The Council’s academic partners include the University of California, California State, and Stanford.

The California Council on Science and Technology (CCST) is a nonprofit organization created to provide advice from California’s best scientists and research institutions on science-related policy issues. The organization is modeled after the National Academies to provide California with a network of institutional and individual advisors. As an employer, the CCST has supported flexible work by offering full-time, hybrid remote jobs in the past. Eligible team members may receive perks and benefits, including health insurance and a 403(b) retirement plan with a company match. The CCST seeks prospective team members with communications experience and the ability to work in a rapidly-changing landscape with a collaborative, proactive, and solutions-focused approach.

Headquartered in Sacramento, California, the California Council on Science and Technology responds to the governor, legislature, and other public entities on public policy issues, developing reports and securing evidence-based analyses to help address these questions. The organization also offers the CCST Science & Technology Policy Fellowship, which gives recipients a year of leadership and public service training and the chance to explore a career in California policy. CCST also mobilizes science expertise to help deliver science-driven recommendations so California can deliver an increased response to natural disasters. The Council’s academic partners include the University of California, California State, and Stanford.