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Manage complex, citywide cybersecurity programs and multiple concurrent projects across agencies, vendors, and stakeholders. Responsibilities include vendor selection, RFI/RFP development, budgeting, scheduling, contractor management, risk assessment, reporting, dashboard strategy, PMO development, workflow implementation, proof-of-concept trials, and executive communications. The role supports Cyber Command leadership and may require varied shifts in a 24/7 operational environment.

Provides legal and administrative leadership for an administrative tribunal, including reviewing decisions, adjudicating hearings, coordinating hearing assignments, advising personnel, managing procedures and case timeliness, tracking productivity and staffing, conveying agency policy, and supporting special projects and presentations.

The Cyber Risk Analyst develops and implements cybersecurity risk frameworks and processes, evaluates agency security policies and risk documentation, performs control testing, manages the cyber risk registry, builds data integrations, communicates findings to leadership, and supports agencies in managing cybersecurity risk.

Leads New York City’s Computer Emergency Response Team and serves as the technical escalation point for major cybersecurity incidents. Oversees digital forensics, malware analysis, threat hunting, cloud incident response, containment, eradication, recovery, tabletop exercises, and post-incident improvement plans. Coordinates with city agencies, government partners, private entities, and cyber intelligence teams while managing and mentoring six DFIR specialists. The role requires 24/7 operational readiness and may involve nights, evenings, weekends, and emergency response activities.

Supports NYC DOT procurement programs by coordinating procurement activities, reviewing vendor and contractor documentation, monitoring compliance with M/WBE and vendor responsibility requirements, and using PASSPort and city systems for analysis and processing. Interacts with vendors, contractors, community members, and government agencies; prepares reports, responds to inquiries, supports investigations, attends meetings, and recommends process improvements and standard operating procedures.

Develop and maintain secure, scalable Java EE applications supporting NYC’s CITYTIME automated timekeeping system. Responsibilities include full software development lifecycle ownership, requirements collaboration, coding, testing, code reviews, performance optimization, production troubleshooting, technical documentation, and technology evaluation. The role requires Java and JEE expertise, MVC and ORM experience, web services and API development, SQL and relational database knowledge, Agile familiarity, and experience with build and version-control tools. Blaze Advisor rule-engine experience is preferred.

Provides part-time general office support for the NYPD, including data entry, word processing, filing, records organization, in-person customer service, phone answering, and special projects. Employment requires continued enrollment as a college or graduate student. Flexible schedules are available, with assignments potentially available in general office support or information technology.

Manage technology team operations across budgeting, procurement, staffing, resource allocation, intake tracking, stakeholder reporting, and special projects. Coordinate with legal, sourcing, cybersecurity, and city teams to maintain dependencies, standards, and timelines. Support onboarding and team effectiveness while optimizing operational metrics and delivering products that streamline construction permitting.

Manages and implements public housing tenancy administration policies and programs. Coordinates operations-based projects, evaluates performance, prepares reports and planning documents, develops workflows, provides staff training, monitors policy trends, resolves risks and issues, and collaborates with NYCHA departments, residents, city agencies, and community organizations.

Conducts hearings and determines outcomes for applications challenging real property tax assessments. Researches, analyzes, and values complex properties using cost, income, and market approaches. Evaluates evidence credibility and compliance, consults with assessors and legal representatives, determines offers, participates in outreach, performs property inspections, and may supervise subordinate employees.