Julie Mcgowan
departmental systems coordinator and it manager at City of Santa Cruz - Santa Cruz, CA, US
Julie Mcgowan's Colleagues at City of Santa Cruz
Paula Contreras
Collection Management Librarian, Collection Management Services
Julie Mcgowan's Contact Details
831-420-5030
City of Santa Cruz
Julie Mcgowan's Company Details
Situated at the northern tip of the Monterey Bay, Santa Cruz enjoys a moderate climate year-round and is surrounded by a beautiful coastline and a greenbelt of mountains and redwood forests. With an estimated population of 62,864 according to the 2013 Census, Santa Cruz is the largest city of Santa Cruz County. Santa Cruz is home to the University of California, Santa Cruz, a premiere research institution and educational hub. TOP REASONS TO WORK AT THE CITY OF SANTA CRUZThe PlaceThe City of Santa Cruz City Hall is located in the heart of beautiful downtown Santa Cruz. The community has a sense of place and history with a small-town atmosphere.The PeopleThe City of Santa Cruz is the third largest employer in Santa Cruz. The City is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity. The workforce is comprised of approximately 700 full-time, 50 part-time, and about 450 seasonal workers. One of the highlights of working for the City of Santa Cruz is the opportunity to work with an extraordinary team of people committed to delivering excellence in all services provided.The PerksThe City offers competitive compensation, benefits, and retirement plans. City paid benefits include medical, dental, vision, basic life insurance, long-term disability, and an Employee Assistance Program, which includes free counseling, legal, and financial services. The City supports employee health and wellness! City employees can participate in a variety of free healthy and fun lunchtime activities, including yoga, meditation, disc golf, ping pong, jogging, walking, basketball, and arts and crafts. The ProjectsEmployees have the opportunity to work on meaningful and engaging projects within a community of active and engaged citizens. City projects are complex and challenging due to the community's unique history and location, its demographics and growing population, and its natural resources and environmental constraints.