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Investigates and evaluates claims against New York City, including reviewing agency reports and medical records, assessing liability and damages, maintaining claim files, identifying fraud, recommending settlement or litigation, negotiating settlements within authority, managing claim backlogs, and communicating with agencies, claimants, attorneys, and Comptroller staff.

Oversees strategic budgeting initiatives for the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Responsibilities include preparing financial plans and reports, analyzing budget and statistical data, ensuring compliance with regulations and funding requirements, coordinating agencywide budget exercises, researching financial information, monitoring program spending, improving administration processes, and supervising staff as needed.

Leads New York City's independent Board of Correction as chief executive, overseeing correctional oversight, investigations, monitoring, policy, regulatory compliance, communications, and agency operations. Advises Board members, manages senior staff, represents the agency publicly, builds relationships with government and community stakeholders, and advances transparency, accountability, and criminal justice reform. Requires regular visits to Rikers Island and other correctional facilities, crisis-management capability, and strong executive, political, operational, and public communication skills.

Directs the Human Services Payments Unit within NYC’s Division of Accounts Payable, overseeing approximately $10 billion in annual disbursements, contract agency advances, medical and employment program payments, DHS contracts, Medicaid reimbursements, accounting policies, internal controls, compliance, financial reporting, and payment accuracy across DSS, HRA, and DHS programs.

Provides legal counsel to OATH, serving as Records Access, Privacy, and Ethics/Conflicts Officer. Responsibilities include handling FOIL requests and subpoenas, researching legal issues, ensuring compliance with privacy and ethics laws, drafting legal documents and memoranda, advising management, preparing reports, collaborating with City agencies and litigators, and supporting special projects.

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.

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.

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.

Conduct hearings and determine appeals concerning real property tax assessments and non-primary residence surcharges. Research, analyze, and value properties using relevant assessment information, evaluate evidence credibility, and perform administrative reviews. The role may involve supervising subordinate staff, coordinating assignments, conducting property inspections, and supporting special projects. Candidates must be proficient with Microsoft Office software and familiar with the Department of Finance Property Taxation System.

Oversee large and small contract accounts payable teams, ensuring timely, accurate, and compliant payment processing. Lead 29 staff members, drive PASSPort implementation and workflow improvements, manage accounting closings, reconciliations, audits, performance reporting, and KPI analysis. Serve as a liaison with vendors, agency stakeholders, and senior leadership while promoting transparency, customer service, teamwork, and continuous process optimization.