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Leads operations for HPD’s Portfolio Management & Conversions division, overseeing more than 25 staff across multiple teams. Responsibilities include operational strategy, data tracking, reporting, budgeting, policy development, project completion and conversion oversight, hiring, onboarding, personnel matters, training, cross-division coordination, and communication with agency leadership and external stakeholders. The role directly supervises staff and represents the Assistant Commissioner in meetings and strategic initiatives.

Provides part-time office support for the NYPD, including data entry, word processing, filing, records organization, in-person customer service, phone answering, and supervisor-directed special projects. The role is intended for currently enrolled college or graduate students, with flexible scheduling and assignment levels available for general or information technology-related work.

Reviews asbestos project notifications, variance applications, safety plans, and construction drawings for regulatory compliance. Conducts pre-abatement and active abatement inspections, documents field conditions, collects samples, interprets laboratory and air-monitoring reports, and prepares violations, case files, and testimony. Responds to asbestos emergencies by assessing contamination, establishing hot zones, coordinating with contractors and agencies, and supporting remediation. May use respiratory protection during field work.

Leads leadership development and professional training programs for emergency management staff and interagency partners. Designs, facilitates, and evaluates instructor-led, virtual, microlearning, and self-paced eLearning using adult learning principles and instructional design methods. Coaches employees, develops curriculum with subject matter experts and vendors, supports the Learning Management System and NYCEM Academy, and coordinates training activities. Participates in emergency response drills and serves on an on-call Emergency Operations Center team requiring occasional non-business-hours work.

Oversee the budget portfolio for the Center for Health Equity and Community Wellness. Supervise budget analysts, monitor city, state, and grant budgets, manage grant lifecycle processes, liaise with funding sources, assist with financial plans, and conduct ad hoc financial analyses for senior management and external government entities.

Maintains investment statements, prepares and reconciles financial reports, performs accounts payable and audit procedures, enters journal entries, monitors cash balances, investigates variances, presents financial information, and supports policy development and special accounting projects.

Investigates and prosecutes Taxi and Limousine Commission summonses in administrative hearings. Manages caseloads, presents witnesses and evidence, negotiates settlements, interviews complainants, evaluates cases, and drafts appeals or Chair petitions for appropriate matters.

Provides part-time general office support for the NYPD 6th Precinct, including data entry, word processing, filing, records organization, in-person customer service, phone answering, and supervisor-directed special projects. Flexible schedules are available. Employment requires ongoing college or graduate-school enrollment.

Support New York City technology and innovation policy, strategic planning, digital service delivery, and special projects. Analyze technology trends and develop policy recommendations on issues such as AI, app delivery, and drone usage. Prepare briefings, memos, and presentations; coordinate interagency initiatives; manage stakeholder relationships; support complex, high-visibility programs; and develop systems for City Hall coordination.

Conduct statistical analysis and develop reproducible code to inform transportation policy. Manage data pipelines, data quality, governance, documentation, dictionaries, databases, and legacy-to-cloud systems. Lead complex data projects, respond to analytical requests, present findings to senior leaders and external stakeholders, collaborate across technical and non-technical teams, and mentor colleagues. Projects address congestion, fares, driver pay, vehicle electrification, and charging infrastructure.