Washington State offers six-figure salary in prison bureau for former prisoners
Applicant preferably has "lived experience" as prisoner.
Former prisoners in Washington State can apply to work at the state's corrections bureau and possibly bank a six-figure salary while doing it.
The state in a job listing from its Department of Corrections is seeking a "Director of Person-Centered Services," one that will work to "reduce recidivism and improve the reentry of incarcerated adults."
The salary of the position ranges from around $110,000 to $130,000, with the state specifically asking for applicants who have been in prison before.
"The ideal candidate is a diligent and ambitious individual with lived experience as a former incarcerated individual," the listing says.
Applicants should have a high school diploma or equivalent, the listing says, along with "an understanding of issues related to diverse DOC populations including race, ethnicity, gender and LBGTQ incarcerated individuals."