Water Systems Analyst, Bureau of Environmental Sciences and Engineering

New York City Campaign Finance Board; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 84,000 - 98,000; Full time

Job summary

The New York City Campaign Finance Board is seeking a Water Systems Analyst to join the Bureau of Environmental Sciences and Engineering. This role involves conducting research, managing projects, and ensuring the safety of NYC’s water systems. Ideal candidates will have a Master's degree and strong skills in communication and project management. Comprehensive benefits and work-from-home options are available.

Benefits

Health insurance

Pension plans

Savings plans

Wellness programs

Work-from-home options

Qualifications

• Master's degree required for Level I; doctorate for higher levels.
• Experience in water/wastewater regulation preferred.
• Strong communication and project management skills necessary.

Responsibilities

• Conduct scientific research and data analysis to reduce risks.
• Inspect engineered water systems to improve safety.
• Coordinate projects ensuring regulatory compliance.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Presentation skills

Project management

Adaptability

Education

Master’s degree in physical, biological, environmental sciences, or public health

Doctorate or equivalent experience for higher levels

Tools

Microsoft Office applications

Job description

Water Systems Analyst, Bureau of Environmental Sciences and Engineering

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Position Details

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This role offers a pay range of $84,981.00/yr - $97,728.00/yr, based on skills and experience. Discuss details with your recruiter.

Program and Job Description

The Bureau of Environmental Sciences and Engineering (ESE) has over 100 staff members focused on identifying and minimizing environmental and engineered hazards risks in NYC water systems and radiation control. ESE oversees systems such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning, building plumbing, NYC drinking water supply, recreational water facilities, water reuse systems, radioactive materials, and radiological equipment.

Responsibilities

1. Conduct scientific research and data analysis to develop initiatives reducing Legionella risks.
2. Inspect and analyze engineered water systems to address health hazards and improve safety.
3. Research industry best practices to enhance expertise.
4. Oversee remediation techniques and evaluate water treatment strategies.
5. Identify hazard conditions in engineered water systems presenting health risks.
6. Coordinate multidisciplinary projects to improve program functions.
7. Manage day-to-day project activities, ensuring regulatory compliance and timely completion.
8. Assist in emergency responses to waterborne diseases like Legionnaires' disease.
9. Provide education and outreach to improve regulatory compliance.
10. Prepare public speaking materials, including PowerPoint presentations.
11. Collaborate across teams to develop and evaluate policies and procedures.

Preferred Skills

• Background in mechanical, plumbing, chemical, environmental engineering, or environmental health.
• Experience in water/wastewater regulation, investigation, and assessment.
• Strong interpersonal, communication, and presentation skills.
• Experience in water safety planning and project management.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
• Adaptability to dynamic work environments.

Additional Benefits

• Potential eligibility for federal/state loan forgiveness programs.
• Comprehensive benefits including health insurance, pension, savings plans, and wellness programs.
• Work-from-home options up to two days per week, depending on the role.
• Job security and opportunity to contribute to public health in NYC.

About NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

Established in 1805, the NYC Health Department is committed to protecting and improving NYC residents' health through diverse programs and initiatives. We value diversity and inclusivity and are an equal opportunity employer.

Minimum Qualifications

• Master’s degree in physical, biological, environmental sciences, or public health for Level I.
• For higher levels, a doctorate or equivalent experience with relevant supervisory or research experience.

Additional notes include probationary period and residency requirements.