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Manages execution of New York State’s Green CHIPS program, including project milestones, compliance monitoring, incentive disbursements, reporting, stakeholder relationships, data quality, workflow development, and company engagement. The role also prepares executive materials, coordinates events, maintains financial and program records, and supports implementation of semiconductor economic development initiatives.

Administer employee leave programs, disability and accommodation requests, workers’ compensation claims, benefits enrollment, reconciliations, and compliance activities. Maintain HR policies and SOPs, support compensation and job description updates, conduct onboarding and exit interviews, and assist with recruiting. Serve as a resource for employees and supervisors while ensuring compliance with FMLA, ADA, New York paid leave requirements, and employment regulations.

Manages MWBE and SDVOB compliance for state-contracted projects, including setting participation goals, reviewing contract provisions, tracking utilization and workforce participation, maintaining compliance databases, preparing reports, and providing technical assistance to contractors and grantees. The role researches regulatory requirements, supports outreach and stakeholder events, identifies certified vendors, improves internal processes, and assists leadership with compliance and project oversight.

Manages MWBE and SDVOB compliance for contracts and projects, including participation goals, utilization tracking, reporting, contract reviews, database accuracy, and regulatory adherence. Provides technical assistance to contractors, vendors, and grantees; researches certified businesses; supports outreach, workshops, process improvements, and project oversight. Requires collaboration with stakeholders and preparation of compliance reports under New York State laws.

Leads New York State initiatives strengthening quantum and AI innovation ecosystems. Oversees the Quantum Hubs program, develops statewide strategies, tracks impacts, identifies federal funding opportunities, builds partnerships across industry and academia, coordinates government stakeholders, supports grant proposals and communications, and advances research commercialization across quantum computing, communications, cryptography, sensing, AI, semiconductors, optics, and photonics. Travel up to 25% is required, primarily within New York State.

Provides executive administrative and coordination support for the Vice President of Regional Economic Development. Responsibilities include scheduling, communications, records management, travel arrangements, document preparation, expense and purchasing paperwork, reporting, event support, and special projects. The role requires strong organizational, communication, discretion, independent judgment, and proficiency with Microsoft Office applications. In-office presence is required, though hybrid work may be possible depending on duties and policy.

Leads New York State initiatives strengthening quantum and AI innovation ecosystems. Oversees the Quantum Hubs program, develops statewide strategies, tracks impact, identifies federal funding opportunities, builds partnerships across industry and academia, coordinates government stakeholders, supports grant proposals, and contributes to communications and reporting. The role requires expertise in innovation strategy, commercialization, quantum or AI-related fields, and public-sector technology programs.

Manage a portfolio of 80–100 economic development grants and loans from offer acceptance through disbursement. Responsibilities include reviewing applications, coordinating approvals, negotiating terms, preparing contracts and board materials, maintaining project records, reviewing disbursement requests, performing desk audits, supporting loan closings, and overseeing grant funding. The role requires communication with applicants, attorneys, internal departments, municipalities, nonprofits, and economic development organizations, along with accurate documentation and independent management of multiple projects.

Leads community and government relations for statewide real estate development projects. Develops engagement strategies, manages relationships with elected officials and community stakeholders, oversees public workshops, addresses constituent concerns, advises senior leadership, and manages a team of five community relations professionals. Requires strong communication, public speaking, stakeholder mediation, government knowledge, and supervisory experience.

Plans, funds, manages, and oversees Western New York special initiatives and priority projects. Coordinates with state agencies, regional development organizations, consultants, senior leaders, and public and private stakeholders. Tracks implementation, manages communications, supports intergovernmental negotiations, coordinates approvals, establishes performance metrics, and assists with awarding program benefits.