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The Legislative Representative monitors federal legislation, keeps the Mayor and City agencies informed about relevant issues, and advocates for New York City with Congress and federal officials. The role requires knowledge of the federal legislative process and elected officials, plus experience with legislative processes, public policy, agency operations, or lobbying. The position is based in Washington, DC.

Evaluates disciplinary matters, drafts charges, reviews discovery and evidence, supports investigations, negotiates settlements, and represents the DOT in OATH trials, arbitrations, grievances, appeals, and related litigation. The attorney also researches legal issues, prepares memoranda and briefs, conducts disciplinary and fitness investigations, and prosecutes complaints under Civil Service Law Sections 72 and 75.

The Senior Cloud Security Engineer protects NYC agency systems by assessing cloud and on-premises security, identity and access management, network defenses, email filtering, and endpoint protection. The role ensures compliance with cybersecurity policies, guides security architecture and remediation, operates defensive technologies, coordinates technical projects, communicates with stakeholders, and documents deployment plans. Work occurs within a 24/7 operation and may require nights, evenings, or weekends.

Schedule mandated Individualized Family Service Plan meetings, manage calendars and case records, review multidisciplinary evaluations for completeness and eligibility accuracy, assist with notices and case closures, conduct outreach to evaluation agencies, communicate with stakeholders, and provide clerical support for the Early Intervention Regional Office.

Conducts long-term public integrity investigations and prosecutes corruption, misconduct, sexual abuse, excessive force, and related criminal cases. Responsibilities include grand jury presentations, discovery, motion drafting, plea negotiations, hearings, trials, search warrant applications, interagency coordination, and case management. Requires availability nights, weekends, and holidays, along with strong legal writing, judgment, confidentiality, communication, and knowledge of New York criminal justice systems.

Leads legal and policy matters for the IDNYC program, advising on laws, regulations, compliance, risk management, and administrative rules. Drafts and reviews policies, contracts, procurement materials, memoranda, and guidance documents. Leads strategic projects across supportive programs, researches proposals and best practices, supports performance dashboards, develops initiatives, and represents leadership with city agencies and community partners.

Creates accessible visual communications for cycling, micromobility, transportation planning, and public engagement. Produces illustrations, maps, reports, signage, presentations, digital assets, motion graphics, animations, videos, and campaign materials. Manages project imagery and documents field implementation and community outreach through photography and short-form video. Supports branding, data visualization, storytelling, NYC Bike Map production, and cross-functional creative communications while working in office and field settings.

Directs a procedure unit responsible for developing, editing, implementing, monitoring, and maintaining DSS, HRA, and DHS policies and procedures. Oversees regulatory and legislative research, operational reviews, special initiatives, document repositories, and policy distribution. Supervises procedure writers, coordinates with senior agency leadership and program areas, ensures regulatory compliance, resolves procedural inconsistencies, and represents the Senior Director in agency meetings.

Investigates and prosecutes serious crimes committed on Rikers Island, including organized criminal activity, violence, arson, sex offenses, and murder. Responsibilities include long-term investigations, grand jury presentations, trials, hearings, plea negotiations, legal motions, discovery, trend analysis, and coordination with law enforcement agencies. Requires availability for nights, weekends, holidays, and rotation between Bronx and Rikers Island offices.

Supports the planning, design, analysis, stakeholder engagement, and implementation of bicycle infrastructure and multimodal street improvement projects across New York City. Responsibilities include developing construction-ready designs, conducting traffic and safety analyses, preparing technical reports and drawings, coordinating with agencies and communities, supporting public outreach, and presenting project benefits and impacts. The role emphasizes protected bicycle lanes, complete streets, traffic calming, sustainable transportation, and equitable mobility.