County government administering Santa Fe County, New Mexico services and operations
Santa Fe County government operates across 501–1,000 employees with a tech stack dominated by legacy systems (AS/400) and productivity suites (Microsoft Office, Google Workspace). The hiring mix skews heavily junior and intern (57 of 80 tracked roles in the last 30 days), concentrated in operations and security, while pain points cluster around compliance, training adoption, and budget oversight — typical of mid-sized government agencies modernizing alongside operational demands.
Notable leadership hires: Residence Hall Director, Assistant Director, Editor-in-Chief
Santa Fe County is the elected governing body for Santa Fe County, New Mexico, directed by a five-member County Commission. The organization manages administration across multiple departments: Community Services, Growth Management, Public Works, Finance, and Human Services. Core responsibilities include budget allocation, land use planning, public safety, public health, and social services. The county operates under a commitment to public transparency, holding regular commission meetings and maintaining citizen advisory boards on planning, zoning, environmental protection, and cultural preservation. Current initiatives span traffic control planning, construction zone safety, work zone compliance, staff training programs, and clinical services implementation.
AS/400 for legacy systems; Microsoft Office and Google Workspace for productivity; Adobe Creative Suite for design; Zoom for meetings; UKG for HR/payroll; BigFix for systems management; GPS for field operations.
Compliance with traffic regulations and federal policies; maintaining construction zone safety; payroll tax and budget monitoring; training staff on new technology; vendor statement reconciliation; transaction integrity; coordinating external audits.
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