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Provide executive and administrative support to the Councilmember, manage schedule and correspondence, oversee City Hall office operations, coordinate neighborhood services, plan events, supervise intern onboarding, and serve as a primary constituent contact to advance legislative and community priorities.

Lead workforce development, recruitment, onboarding, training, performance management, succession planning, and employee engagement for OIT. Design and manage LMS programs, mentorship, leadership development, workforce analytics, KPIs, and DEIB initiatives to attract, retain, and develop a high-performing, inclusive workforce.

Support and monitor Windows Server environments and departmental applications; troubleshoot servers, scripts, scheduled jobs, file transfers, integrations, and network issues; maintain and test automation scripts (PowerShell, Python, batch), manage Active Directory tasks, assist with reports and dashboards, document procedures, coordinate with vendors, escalate complex problems, and participate in operational planning and process improvements.

Lead and coordinate citywide Continuum of Care (CoC) planning and implementation, manage HUD NOFO-related processes, develop workplans, analyze data to inform system and policy improvements, and coordinate stakeholders, committees, and the annual Point in Time Count to advance the Roadmap to Homes strategic plan.

Lead data discovery and design of enterprise data models, contracts, validation rules, and QA practices. Define metadata, data quality checks, and governance; partner with stakeholders and engineers to implement automated validation and ensure reusable, trustworthy city data.

Lead design, build, test, deploy, and maintain complex enterprise data pipelines and integrations across databases, SaaS, APIs, and file systems. Standardize reusable integration patterns, data contracts, and documentation. Troubleshoot production pipelines, support DataBridge/DataBridge-Airflow and other platforms, and collaborate with stakeholders to align integrations with enterprise data standards and governance.

Lead partnership development and manage planning, coordination, and execution of citywide digital equity initiatives and events. Serve as primary liaison to vendors, sponsors, universities, City Council, and community partners; handle vendor and sponsor coordination, stakeholder engagement, event logistics, and post-event reporting to expand digital access citywide.

The Principal Software Engineer will configure and extend FAST/GenTax for city use cases, develop APIs, optimize SQL for reporting, and support production systems while documenting processes and upholding city standards.

Process hardware and software purchase requests, create purchase orders, approve vendor invoices, intake and tag equipment, complete inventory transfers and annual Class 400 Inventory Report, maintain budget and records, manage vendor relationships, document procedures, perform general administrative duties, and handle physical asset movement (lift up to 50 lbs).

Lead development and execution of Philadelphia's Digital Equity strategy. Oversee programs increasing internet/device access, digital literacy, and the Digital Navigator program; manage staff, budgets, performance measurement, partnerships, funding, and public advocacy to ensure equitable resident access to digital services and workforce opportunities.