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Join a forward-thinking organization as an IT Project Specialist focusing on Parking Data and GIS. This role involves managing datasets, performing data analysis, and enhancing data operations to improve curb management in New York City. You'll work collaboratively with stakeholders, utilizing your skills in ArcGIS and data visualization to drive decision-making processes. The position offers the flexibility of remote work for up to two days a week, making it an exciting opportunity for a data-oriented professional looking to make a significant impact in urban transportation management.
The Parking Planning and Policy Unit within Parking Operations, Planning and Analysis seeks a data-oriented professional with good familiarity with ArcGIS to support decision-making related to curb management in New York City. The candidate will manage datasets, perform data analysis, improve processes, and contribute to ongoing data efforts within the Department of Transportation.
Key Duties include:
The candidate will develop methods, build technical knowledge, work collaboratively, and communicate effectively with stakeholders. Proficiency in data visualization, processing large datasets, and experience in governmental or transportation settings are preferred. Knowledge of NYC policies and data sources is a plus.
This position may offer remote work up to 2 days per week under the City and DC37 agreement.
Applicants should submit resumes electronically via nyc.gov/careers/search (Job ID: 631948). Current employees can apply through Employee Self Service. No phone or in-person inquiries are accepted. Residency in NYC is required for the first two years. Appointments are subject to OMB approval. For more info, visit nyc.gov/dot.
Work Location: 34-02 Queens Boulevard, LIC, NY 11101
Hours: 35 Hrs./week, M-F, Shift TBD
1. Baccalaureate degree in relevant fields + 4 years full-time experience, or
2. Associate degree + 6 years experience, or
3. Baccalaureate degree + 8 years experience, or
4. Equivalent education/experience.
Eligible for federal and state student loan forgiveness programs. NYC residency not required. The City is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion.