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Why you should join FTB
Our culture - We are focused on career development. We prioritize career growth within the department by offering training and ongoing conversations about what’s next in your career.
Work life balance - We offer flexible work schedules and wellness programs.
Benefits - FTB offers stability and many benefits, including a retirement benefit plan, 401(k), 457b, and health, dental, and vision insurance.
Community - We value diversity and community at FTB and emphasize diversity, equity and inclusion.
Our central office in Sacramento offers many of the things you are looking for, such as:
- Free Parking
- Bus and light rail stop, carpool, and vanpool
- Food courts, snack bars, and cafés
- Jogging trail, locker rooms, and bike lockers
- On-site ATMs
Job opportunities
We offer many positions, including entry level, such as: information technology specialists, auditors, collectors, student assistants, programmers, data entry clerks, and human resource specialists.
Job options
Stay connected
To receive notifications as exams and jobs become available, create a CalCareers account, which will allow you to set up notifications for new job opportunities.
Get help from a recruiter: FTBRecruit@ftb.ca.gov
Helpful links:
- State careers homepage: CalCareers
- State Hiring Process Guide
- Salary, benefits, and more: CalHR
- Health benefits and retirement: CalPERS
Locations
We have job opportunities in numerous office locations within California and across the U.S.
California offices
- Los Angeles
- Oakland
- Sacramento
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- San Jose
- Santa Ana
- Van Nuys
- West Covina
Out-of-state offices
- Chicago
- Houston
- Manhattan
How to apply to FTB
Joining our dynamic team is your first step towards a rewarding career. Refer to the steps below to learn more about how to apply at FTB.
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Step 1
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Step 2
Create your CalCareer application template
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Step 3
Search for FTB jobs and state jobs
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Step 4
Take FTB exams and state exams
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Step 5
The LEAP Process
The Limited Examination and Appointment Program (LEAP) is an optional pathway to state civil service for people with disabilities. LEAP is an alternative to the traditional testing process, which allows applicants with disabilities to demonstrate competency through on-the-job testing known as the Job Examination Period (JEP). People with Disabilities may pursue state employment through the standard, non-LEAP process, or the LEAP process.
LEAP Steps
- Create a CalCareers Account.
- Get LEAP certified through the California Department of Rehabilitation.
- Take LEAP Examinations (also known as Minimum Qualifications Assessments/Readiness Evaluation) to obtain list eligibility.
- Apply for vacant positions.
- Participate in an interview process and demonstrate that you are the most qualified person for the job.
- If selected, complete the JEP.
Upon successful completion of the JEP, you’re hired!