Skills mentioned on your résumé
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I / Roles
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Look for real openings
These future roles are examples. Check the official Commonwealth jobs search and UMass Boston Handshake for current opportunities.
II / Why EOTSS
MassHealth renewals, RMV appointments and unemployment claims all run on technology that EOTSS builds and protects.
Work that reaches everyone
Your work keeps public services online for residents, businesses and state agencies.
Pay you can see
Check the current official posting for compensation and eligibility details.
Time to grow
Explore learning and professional development opportunities described in each role.
Flexible by design
Work arrangements vary by role; check the current official posting for details.
III / Benefits
Benefits of working for the Commonwealth
Full-time state employees get a benefits package built for a long career in public service.
Health insurance
Choose from several medical plans through the Group Insurance Commission (GIC). The Commonwealth pays most of the monthly premium.
Dental and vision
Coverage through the GIC or your union’s benefits fund, depending on your role.
A pension
Join the State Employees’ Retirement System, a defined-benefit pension that pays you for life after you retire.
Extra retirement savings
Save more on your own through the SMART Plan, the Commonwealth’s 457(b) deferred compensation plan.
Paid time off
Paid state holidays, vacation time that grows with your years of service, sick leave and personal days.
Student loan forgiveness
State employment counts toward Public Service Loan Forgiveness for eligible federal student loans.
Tuition help
Tuition remission at Massachusetts public colleges and universities, plus paid training and certifications for your role.
Life insurance
Basic life insurance at no or low cost, with options to add more coverage and long-term disability insurance.
Pre-tax savings
Set aside pre-tax money for health care, dependent care and your commute, including transit passes.
Support when you need it
A free, confidential Employee Assistance Program for you and your family.
This is a summary. Exact benefits depend on your role, union contract and start date. Each posting will link to the full details.
IV / Applying
Preparing to apply
The application process varies by position. Use the current official posting to confirm eligibility, deadlines, and next steps.
Explore roles
Browse the reference profiles to learn about the kinds of work EOTSS teams have described.
Review your skills
Compare your coursework, projects, and experience with the current posting's requirements.
Prepare your résumé
Describe work you actually completed and ask a career advisor for feedback.
Apply through official channels
Follow the instructions and deadlines in the current Commonwealth job posting.
V / Contact
Contact EOTSS
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1 Ashburton Place, 8th Floor
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