WCSM Program Administrative Assistant
Listed on 2026-08-28
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Administrative/Clerical
Office Administrator/ Coordinator, Business Administration, Administrative Management, Education Administration
Description
WCSM Program Administrative Assistant
(Administrative Assistant
5)
WaTech:
Leading the way in technology!
Washington Technology Solutions (WaTech) is at the forefront nationally in integrating innovative technologies that revolutionize how state services are delivered to the people of Washington. WaTech establishes the strategic technological framework for various state domains and programs, overseeing the primary technology services throughout the state.
About the opportunityThe Workers’ Compensation Systems Modernization (WCSM) Program is a portfolio of projects with the combined task of modernizing Labor & Industries (L&I)’s systems and processes. L&I is moving from a mainframe-centric model to a cloud-first model, creating the ability to introduce new capabilities and enhance existing capabilities more easily in the future. The WCSM Program leadership is located within the WaTech Director’s Office, and the day-to-day Program team will be located in WaTech.
The majority of project subject matter experts are located within the Department of Labor & Industries. This position reports directly to the WCSM Program Director.
The WCSM Program Administrative Assistant provides confidential, executive level support to the WCSM Program Leadership which includes the Program Director, the Program Director’s direct reports & members of the Governance Committees.
Duties- Analyze situations and use independent judgment to determine whether it may require Program Director’s attention. The administrative assistant reviews all travel and purchasing requests prior to the Program Director’s review for accuracy and ensures internal and Office of Financial Management (OFM) policies are being followed. The administrative assistant has delegated authority to deny requests if the policies are not followed and request revisions.
- Prepares correspondence for executive managers, and exercises signature authority on administrative correspondence. Reviews, proofreads and tracks all documents requiring signature.
- Prepares, formats, and proofreads correspondence, official documents, reports, and publications as requested on behalf of the Program Director & Program Deputy Director.
- Responsible for proofing, final formatting, and full delegated authority to send on behalf of the Program Director invitations to events and training. Draft and distribute communications on behalf of the Program Director. Respond to requests for speaking engagements and serve as the point of contact for Program Director. Attends meetings with or for the Program Director and provides timely summary updates/follow up and action items.
- Finalizes reports, or official documents for mailing, printing, or web page presentation. Full delegated authority on behalf of the Program Director and Program Director’s direct reports to review final reports and/or documents for accuracy.
- Responsible for coordination of division and executive staff meetings, prepare agendas, take notes, prepare materials, monitor, track and report on priorities, action items, due dates, deadlines.
- Maintains a high level of confidentiality while working with complex or sensitive issues.
- Responsible for all aspects of scheduling meetings and coordinating appointments.
- Accurately schedules complex meetings involving numerous internal and external parties for WCSM Program Leadership team.
- Responsible for calendar management to ensure appointments are current and accurate, consult and use independent judgement when scheduling conflicts arise.
- Coordinates travel for the WCSM Leadership Team; including gaining authorization for travel, research, gathering information and coordinating training/conference registrations including in-state, out-of-state travel, expense estimates, and expense reimbursements.
- Creates travel requests on behalf of leadership and staff and submit them for approval to approving authorities ensuring agency and state travel guidelines are followed.
- Nine years of responsible office experience at the senior clerical level or higher. A bachelor’s degree in business administration, public administration, or closely related field may substitute for four years of…
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