Public Sector College Aide (Graduate) – Part-Time

City of New York; New York (NY); On-site; USD 24,796 - 28,929; Part time

Job summary

City of New York is seeking a College Aide (Part‑Time) to support infrastructure projects from assessment to outreach. You will attend meetings, monitor consultant activities, and present project details to diverse stakeholders in the NYC area.

The role emphasizes ongoing training, coordination with agency partners, and maintaining administrative records while balancing student commitments and NYC residency requirements.

Qualifications

• Matriculation at an accredited college or graduate school; continued student status required.
• For Assignment Level II: IT-related matriculation with at least 9 semester credits.
• For Assignment Level III: IT-related matriculation with at least 9 semester credits.

Responsibilities

• Conduct site assessments of future projects prior to construction.
• Attend and participate in DDC meetings, Community Board meetings, and other project-specific community meetings or events.
• Monitor consultant outreach and develop/present infrastructure projects to groups or at public assemblies.
• Regularly connect with agency partners, non-profit partners, advocates, and community stakeholders to develop solutions and accountability.
• Perform field office and design/construction site visits to ensure outreach performance standards; provide oversight and guidance to consultants.

Skills

Written and verbal communication

Public speaking

Travel across NYC boroughs

Infrastructure familiarity

Education

Enrollment as a student in an accredited college or graduate school

IT/CS/MIS related studies with minimum 9 credits

Continued student status for IT-related roles

Tools

Microsoft Word

Publisher

PowerPoint

Job description

City of New York is seeking a College Aide (Part‑Time) to support infrastructure projects from assessment to outreach. You will attend meetings, monitor consultant activities, and present project details to diverse stakeholders in the NYC area.

The role emphasizes ongoing training, coordination with agency partners, and maintaining administrative records while balancing student commitments and NYC residency requirements.