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Leads quality assurance for major water, wastewater, and infrastructure construction projects. Reviews and approves QA test procedures, verifies fabrication and installations, conducts field surveys and investigations, reviews contract documents and regulations, identifies deficiencies, prepares reports, and coordinates with contractors, engineers, construction managers, and agency stakeholders. The role also supports project implementation and develops solutions to meet safety, performance, quality, and compliance requirements.

Directs curb planning and management programs covering parking policy, carshare, taxi stands, waste containerization, and transportation data collection. Establishes agency direction, oversees parking plans for street improvement projects, manages staff, develops reports and presentations, supports strategic initiatives, and helps deploy new technologies and processes. Requires transportation planning expertise, data collection experience, public speaking ability, and independent judgment.

Coordinates international delegations visiting New York City agencies, including vetting, logistics, diplomatic protocol, and cross-agency exchanges. Designs policy-learning engagements, manages relationships with foreign governments, consulates, international organizations, and regional stakeholders, and serves as lead liaison for an assigned geographic region. Requires strong project management, communication, diplomacy, and relationship-building skills.

Designs and delivers complex structural engineering projects for water tunnels, wastewater treatment systems, and other major infrastructure. Prepares plans, specifications, calculations, reports, and construction documents; conducts field investigations; reviews shop drawings and design submissions; supports construction through change orders, inspections, testing, and commissioning; coordinates with stakeholders; and may oversee staff or outsourced engineering work.

Supports procurement for goods, services, and human service contracts across community programs. Coordinates with agency partners and providers, monitors procurement progress, prepares fiscal evaluations and analyses, reviews program funding and performance, provides technical assistance, and ensures contracting activities comply with NYC procurement rules, laws, and agency procedures.

Reporter/Stenographers record and transcribe confidential Grand Jury testimony verbatim using stenographic machines and Case Catalyst. Duties include transcribing audiovisual evidence such as body-camera footage and 911 calls, maintaining accurate records, meeting deadlines, and testifying in court about transcript accuracy. Candidates must hold an associate degree in court reporting, demonstrate stenographic proficiency at 180–200 words per minute, maintain confidentiality, and work effectively under changing priorities.

Research Advisor to the Criminal Justice Coordinator, responsible for monitoring research, designing and executing policy studies, analyzing criminal justice data, and translating complex evidence into recommendations. The role conducts quantitative and qualitative research across diversion, bail, pretrial services, detention, case outcomes, youth justice, and reentry; collaborates with city agencies; and prepares executive briefings, presentations, and research summaries for senior leadership and public communications.

Reviews and processes purchase requisitions, procurements, contract documents, and intergovernmental procurements. Verifies descriptions and specifications, consults agency staff regarding discrepancies, analyzes bids, examines samples, and investigates bidders and prospective contractors while ensuring compliance with New York City procurement rules.

Supervises the Application Processing team and manages workload distribution, filing review, permit processing, cashier transactions, safe and petty cash controls, lockbox reconciliations, bank deposits, supplies, and customer inquiries. Provides applicant assistance, completes daily financial and administrative reporting, supports the Service Manager, and handles special projects. Candidates must meet Principal Administrative Associate civil service eligibility requirements.

Provides logistical, field, purchasing, scheduling, partnership, monitoring, permitting, and community engagement support for NYC Parks wetland and natural-area restoration projects. Uses Microsoft Office and ArcGIS to manage data, create maps, prepare technical reports, and develop presentations for managers and the public.