Alaska State Policy & Agency Jobs
Policy, analyst, and professional roles across Alaska's state agencies and the Governor's office. See all Alaska jobs →
10 open now across 5 organizations · synced this morning
Public Affairs Specialist
U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Alaska
Public Affairs Specialist
Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys (federal)
Public Affairs Specialist
Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys (federal)
Social Media Public Information Officer
University of Alaska
IAM Advisor & Policy Architect
University of Alaska
Poll Worker
Governor's Office
Assistant Borough Attorney
Mat-Su Borough — Assembly
Animal Care & Regulation Officer (RFT)
Mat-Su Borough — Assembly
Human Rights Field Rep I/II/III
Governor's Office
Special Projects Attorney
Governor's Office
Notes on the beat
State policy jobs — analysts, program coordinators, special assistants, commissioners' staff — are the steadiest lane in Alaska public-sector work. Unlike legislative and campaign jobs, they don't evaporate in May. Nearly all of them post on Workplace Alaska, the state's central hiring portal, and nearly all are scored against written minimum qualifications, which means how you write your application matters more than who you know.
The portal has its own vocabulary — PCNs, ranges and steps, bargaining units, "position open to." We wrote a plain-English decoder: Workplace Alaska, explained.