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Provides senior legal counsel to HPD on property tax exemptions, abatements, housing supervision, and related enforcement matters. Performs complex legal research and analysis; drafts and reviews legislation, regulations, and litigation papers; advises senior agency staff; supports administrative litigation; participates in public hearings and high-level policy meetings; and liaises with the NYC Law Department.

Represents New York City, its agencies, and employees in tort claims. Responsibilities include conducting hearings and depositions, drafting pleadings and motions, managing discovery, appearing at conferences and oral arguments, preparing cases for trial, interviewing witnesses, researching legal issues, developing strategy, negotiating settlements, and participating in trial rotation and second-chair opportunities.

Develops, enhances, tests, deploys, and maintains legacy interactive voice response systems. Responsibilities include researching solutions, managing complex technology projects, coordinating software development lifecycles, defining project plans and risks, designing secure applications, building telephony and web-based solutions, conducting user acceptance testing, and creating reports, audit trails, logs, and security mechanisms using Oracle, SQL, XML, and .NET.

Coordinates transportation division grant portfolios and operating budgets, including grant proposals, budget requests, reconciliations, monitoring tools, year-end exercises, expense planning, quarterly claims, and progress reports. Collaborates extensively with project managers, agency budget teams, grants administration, and internal subdivisions to support fiscal priorities and meet deadlines.

Provides clerical and administrative support to the NYPD Timekeeping Unit. Responsibilities include organizing and maintaining records, reviewing timesheets, entering and updating data in timekeeping systems, tracking attendance, leave, overtime, and related transactions, and learning CityTime procedures under supervision. This part-time college student role offers practical experience in timekeeping and payroll operations, with opportunities for expanded responsibilities based on demonstrated proficiency.

Manage critical technology incidents, coordinate technical teams and service providers, restore normal operations, lead root cause analysis, and drive problem management improvements. Establish ITIL incident and problem procedures, communication thresholds, KPIs, reporting, ServiceNow configuration criteria, documentation, training, and continuous service improvement initiatives to improve system availability and prevent recurring outages.

Supports attorneys in administrative disciplinary trials involving police misconduct complaints. Responsibilities include compiling and redacting discovery, proofreading transcripts and communications, gathering evidence, communicating with witnesses, preparing court documents and trial exhibits, coordinating logistics, maintaining calendars and case records, obtaining disciplinary information, handling mail, and liaising with the Police Department and other agencies.

Leads public engagement strategy and cycling activation programs, including Bike the Block, Bike Month, and Biketober. Manages staff priorities, partnerships, grants, vendors, budgets, procurement, and program sustainability. Oversees engagement tools such as rides, surveys, newsletters, web content, and print and digital materials. Collaborates with agency teams, partner organizations, and external stakeholders to advance cycling initiatives and transportation planning goals.

The DevOps Engineer supports J2EE production and non-production environments, infrastructure architecture, deployment pipelines, configuration management, break fixes, operational readiness testing, and application deployments. The role develops automation scripts, monitors systems during QA, supports AWS, Windows, Linux, and related platforms, coordinates with development teams and vendors, communicates project status, prepares technical reports, and manages IT projects.

Serves as office manager for the Deputy Commissioner and Executive Office, coordinating supplies, maintenance, events, time and leave records, HR liaison activities, visitor access, mailboxes, databases, reports, rosters, and correspondence. Maintains internal and external webpages, coordinates press releases, supports RFP and document reviews, updates procedures for legislative changes, and assists with manuals and operational efficiency across Career Services programs.