diff --git a/.DS_Store b/.DS_Store deleted file mode 100644 index 5008ddf..0000000 Binary files a/.DS_Store and /dev/null differ diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 0000000..496ee2c --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +.DS_Store \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index a6a7ef6..f533c00 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,7 +1,10 @@ -See the NYC Innovation and Design Team recruiting site at: http://design4nyc.github.io +# Build With NYC + +To see the NYC Opportunity recruiting site, visit: http://buildwithnyc.github.io This site is built using Twitter Boostrap (http://getbootstrap.com/2.3.2/) and hosted on Github pages (https://pages.github.com/). It is entirely open source and free for you to use and improve upon. +## Getting Started To start your own recruiting site using this repository: **1. Sign up / log in to Github.** @@ -13,7 +16,7 @@ If you're new to Github, read the"fork a repo" how to: https://help.github.com/a **4. Rename the fork to *organizationname*.github.io** -**5. Edit the content of the site to suite your city.** Be creative in how you share the culture, vision, and impact of the work you're doing everyday. +**5. Edit the content of the site to suit your city.** Be creative in how you share the culture, vision, and impact of the work you're doing everyday. **6. Go to *organizationname*.github.io and see your site!** diff --git a/advisor.html b/advisor.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c0e84d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/advisor.html @@ -0,0 +1,190 @@ + + + +
+ + + + + + + + + +NYC Opportunity manages a dedicated annual Innovation Fund and works collaboratively with City agencies and other partners to create, implement, and oversee a range of anti-poverty programs, policies, and research projects. NYC Opportunity’s in-house evaluation team works with nationally recognized, independent evaluation firms and City agencies to rigorously measure program impacts and provide objective evidence to inform decisions of whether to replicate, eliminate, or scale up programs. NYC Opportunity partners with several units within the Mayor’s Office and City government to execute special projects such as Young Men’s Initiative (YMI), the Children’s Cabinet, Office of ThriveNYC, and the implementation of Executive Order 45 (EO45). +
+NYC Opportunity is searching for an Advisor to support the work of its Programs and Evaluation team. The Advisor will help to coordinate the design, implementation, program management, performance monitoring and evaluation for multiple NYC Opportunity initiatives and projects. In addition, the Advisor will contribute to the implementation of the citywide equity strategy created by EO45. The Advisor will have familiarity with program design and management, evaluation, research, and public policy related to poverty and equity.
+Responsibilities include:
+Bachelor’s degree + at least one year relevant work experience.
+Experience in government a plus.
+Please complete the application form with your resume and a cover letter.
+ +To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ + + +As part of the Programs and Evaluation Team, the Advisor will support NYC Opportunity's behavioral health work and related initiatives for other projects intended to help low-income New Yorkers.
+High school graduation or equivalent and three years of experience in community work or community centered activities in an area related to duties described above.
++ NYC Opportunity manages a dedicated annual Innovation Fund and is partnering with several different units within the Mayor’s Office and city government to execute special projects. One of these projects is Connections to Care (C2C), a $30 million public-private partnership overseen in collaboration with the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) that is testing the integration of mental health support into the work of community-based organizations (CBOs) serving low-income and at-risk populations that struggle with unmet mental health needs. + +
As part of the Programs and Evaluation Team, the Advisor will coordinate the design, implementation, program management, and evaluation for multiple NYC Opportunity initiatives and projects, including dedicated support to the C2C project. For C2C, the Advisor will play a key role in fundraising, funder relations and Learning Network activities, and support program implementation and fiscal and programmatic oversight.
+Bachelor’s degree with at least one year relevant work experience.
+Please fill out the application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume, cover letter and 3 references.
+ + +Due to the volume of applications received, we may not be able to respond to everyone at this time.
+An apprenticeship with our team is an opportunity to grow your expertise in product development and management, design, digital services, or public policy and help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking students with an interest in these disciplines: product management, data visualization, design, public policy, or social impact.
+Apprenticeships are project-based, part-time, and usually last 2-3 months with a minimum of two consecutive days per week. Projects will focus on the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government services.
+ +What previous apprentices have had to say:
+++"Above all, this experience has confirmed my enthusiasm, interest, and inspiration to design for social-good."
+
++"Getting this right has the potential to really help New Yorkers. Working for the government, we are in a position to be real change-makers."
+
Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Apprenticeships are open to undergraduate, graduate, or training program students and recent graduates with a background or interest in these disciplines: design, product management, data visualization, public policy, or social impact.
+As part of the Technology Development Team, the Back End Developer manages the interchange of data between the server and the end user interface. They will manage the development of all server-side logic, definition and integration to ensure high performance and responsiveness to requests from the front end.
+Bachelor's degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of experience in digital services and technology development.
+If you're a recent graduate of a developer bootcamp, we recommend you check out our Development Apprentice position.
+The Business Intelligence (BI) Analyst will determine business requirements, priorities, performance metrics, and develop BI and data warehouse (DW) strategies for our ongoing cross-agency data integration projects. This role will work with business and technical teams to design, and document dashboards, alerts, and reports. This individual is accountable for providing leadership and independent initiatives in facilitating information gathering, structured documentation and presentation of findings to all levels of management.
+The ideal candidate understands what it takes to manage complex data projects and is willing to beyond the obvious, delving into the source, the definition, philosophy, and foundational roots underlying an organization’s data and systems.
+Must have hands on experience in the development of new data and analytic solutions. End users of reporting systems will not be considered.
+Computer Systems Manager M1
+The application window for NYC Opportunity's VISTA Fellowships are now open.
+ + +The Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity), uses evidence and innovation to reduce poverty and increase equity. We advance research, data, and design in the City’s program and policy development, service delivery, and budget decisions. Our work includes analyzing existing anti-poverty approaches, collaboratively developing new interventions that address unmet needs with City agencies, facilitating data sharing across City agencies, and rigorously assessing the impact of key initiatives.
+ +NYC Opportunity released a Call for Collaborative Innovations to New York City government agencies, seeking proposals for how targeted funding can promote collaborations to improve outcomes for vulnerable residents. The proposed initiatives aim to strengthen partnerships and overcome silos within, allowing City agencies and nonprofits to address poverty-related challenges more holistically.
+ +The Collaborative Design for Antipoverty Programs will expand NYC Opportunity’s capacity to advance its mission of designing, implementing, and evaluating effective anti-poverty programs that lead to improved economic opportunity for disadvantaged populations.
+ +As part of the Programs and Evaluation Team, the NYC Opportunity Collaborative Design VISTA Fellow will be primarily responsible for working with agency partners and NYC Opportunity staff to:
+Undergraduate degree or higher. Prior office experience and public service experience strongly preferred.
+VISTA Fellowships are full-time, paid positions with a 1-year commitment starting in August 2019.
+ +Learn more about program benefits and apply to become a VISTA Fellow by completing the MyAmeriCorps application.
+ + + + +The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Apprenticeships is now closed
+ +An Apprenticeship with the NYC Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity is an opportunity to grow your communications strategy, design and production expertise. You will be working with a small, impactful team creating public services to improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking students with an interest in graphic design, communications and social media strategy to help us amplify our work and support in streamlining our communications process across the wider team.
+ +Apprentices are paid by the hour, full or part time, with a minimum of three days a week beginning on September 10, 2018 through December 19, 2018.
+ + +Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Apprenticeships are open to undergraduate or masters’ students or recent graduates with a background in communications and/ or design strategy.
+Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Apprenticeships is now closed.
+ + +The Content Analyst supports the content lifecycle including generating new information, editing, testing, translating, loading into websites, and ongoing updates and maintenance. They work closely with the Product Managers and Access Services Analyst to run and develop best in class digital services.
+Bachelor's degree in or equivalent preferred with 1-2 years of experience in communications, copywriting, or content management.
+As part of the Product Team, the Content Strategist supports the content lifecycle including generating new information, editing, testing, translating, loading into websites, and ongoing updates and maintenance. They work closely with the Product Managers and Access Services Analyst to run and develop best in class digital services.
+ +Bachelor's degree in or equivalent preferred with 1-2 years of experience in communications, copywriting, or content management.
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ +Interested in putting your data, policy, programming or analytic skills toward improving the lives of your fellow New Yorkers?
+ +The challenges faced by social service clients can cut across the purview of different City agencies. Many times, however, different agencies are unaware that they are working with the same clients. NYC Opportunity’s Enterprise Data Solutions (EDS) team attempts to break agency siloes through meaningful data sharing, integration, and analytic initiatives that help City agencies achieve better outcomes for individuals and families. We do this by identifying the core policy questions a new project is intended to solve, understanding the legal and technical challenges that need to be met, and building integrated data solutions that meet those requirements.
+ +Fellowships are intended to be hands-on, paid apprenticeships. Fellows must be able to commit to working for a minimum of 6 months, full or part time, with a minimum of three days per week. The fellowship is paid by the hour and will begin in early to mid-February.
+ +The Data Analytics Fellow will assist the work of our Strategy and Analytics team which uses data science techniques to pull insights from large, integrated data sets.
+Fellowships are open to undergraduate, graduate, and recent graduates in statistics, economics, information technology, data science, finance, political science, urban studies or a closely related field.
+Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ + +The Master Data Management (MDM) Data Architect will manage the Mayor’s Office of Operations centralized IBM MDM system, and an accompanying analytics architecture. They will manage development work including, but not limited to, the installation, configuration, and ongoing maintenance of the MDM system components. They will also work closely with City agencies, contracted service providers and vendors to perform data profiling, source system analysis and data modeling to make recommendations on how MDM can support data integration and analytics strategies.
+Master's degree in information systems, technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of experience in data integration and analytics.
+This position requires applicants to take the Computer Systems Manager civil service exam.
+The exam is a skills and experience-based Q&A test scheduled for Sept 5 - Sept 25, 2018.
+To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ + + +The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ +Interested in putting your data, policy, programming or analytic skills toward improving the lives of your fellow New Yorkers?
+ +TThe challenges faced by social service clients can cut across the purview of different City agencies. Many times, however, different agencies are unaware that they are working with the same clients. NYC Opportunity’s Enterprise Data Solutions (EDS) team attempts to break agency siloes through meaningful data sharing, integration, and analytic initiatives that help City agencies achieve better outcomes for individuals and families. We do this by identifying the core policy questions a new project is intended to solve, understanding the legal and technical challenges that need to be met, and building integrated data solutions that meet those requirements.
+ +Fellowships are intended to be hands-on, paid apprenticeships. Fellows must be able to commit to working for a minimum of 6 months, full or part time, with a minimum of three days per week. The fellowship is paid by the hour and will begin in early to mid-February.
+ +The Data Governance Fellow will assist the work of our Data Governance and Policy team which seeks to draft memos that outline compelling reasons for data sharing and develop governance strategies for managing data that builds trust among agency partners.
+Fellowships are open to undergraduate, graduate, and recent graduates in statistics, economics, information technology, data science, finance, political science, urban studies or a closely related field.
+Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to fellows.
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ + +At least five years of data management experience, preferably in City government and/or for HHS-related entities. Three – five years of experience supervising staff, either directly or as part of a project team. @@ -190,7 +190,7 @@
Our dedicated team is growing through adding new skillsets to enhance and expand the current products and create new digital services. Joining this team is an opportunity to use your expertise in data visualization to create meaningful impact and help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are seeking new team members with data visualization, analysis, and development skills to make complex information easy to understand.
+The unit currently operates HHS Accelerator, Worker Connect, and ACCESS NYC, and is actively working on new initiatives. Together, these initiatives break information silos through the use of modernized technology and coordinated agency practices to more efficiently and effectively provide health and human services to New Yorkers. The existing products provide a great opportunity for continuous iteration and interacting with a broad user base as we become more data-driven and user-centered. The Innovation and Design Team is central to the work on all products and new initiatives by leading design and user experience, producing design materials, conducting user research, working closely with the internal and vendor technology teams for development, and setting ongoing strategy for products.
+Bachelor's degree in design, technology or equivalent preferred with 5-7 years of experience in design and digital services development.
@@ -185,7 +185,7 @@The application for Winter 2017 /Spring 2018 is closed. The application for Summer 2018 will open in March. Due to the volume of applications received, we may not be able to respond to everyone at this time.
+A design apprenticeship with our team is an opportunity to grow your expertise in creating public services to help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking students with an interest in visual design, interface design, data visualization and user research.
+Apprenticeships are project-based, part-time, and usually last 2-3 months with a minimum of three days per week. Projects will focus on the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government services.
+What previous apprentices have had to say:
+++"Above all, this experience has confirmed my enthusiasm, interest, and inspiration to design for social-good."
+
++"Getting this right has the potential to really help New Yorkers. Working for the government, we are in a position to be real change-makers."
+
Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Apprenticeships are open to undergraduate, graduate, developer bootcamp or other training program students and recent graduates with a background or interest in these disciplines: design, product management, data visualization, web development, public policy, or social impact.
+The Designer uses visual, user experience, interaction, and service design to prototype and design public services to decrease poverty and increase opportunity for New Yorkers. +
The Designer uses visual, user experience, interaction, and service design to prototype and design public services to decrease poverty and increase opportunity for New Yorkers.
Bachelor's degree in design preferred with 3-5 years of experience in design and digital services development.
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@The Service Design Studio (the Studio) within the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity) uses service design to make City services effective and efficient as possible, ultimately enhance the lives of residents, particularly low-income residents across the City.
+ +One of the key responsibilities of this role is to support the development of a Human Resources Administration (HRA/DSS) Social Services Center (the Center), a dedicated innovation space for prototyping digital tools and improving in-center client experience through modernized business processes. Alongside senior-level service designers, you will work closely with internal and external stakeholders to develop a client-centered approach to creating and delivering new and improved innovations, as well as support the creation of any relevant prototypes for new or improved service tools, client flows or interactions. You will also support in the creation of visual assets to articulate the operational strategy for the Center.
+ +Additionally, you will work alongside the Studio team to contribute to the Studio’s two offerings: Designing for Opportunity projects and Capacity Building products. Designing for Opportunity projects are 6-12 month partnerships with City agencies to improve existing services with user input. Capacity Building products are built by the Studio to teach City of New York employees the fundamentals of service design in order to improve systems, strategic processes, products and communications on an ongoing basis. These include refining or creating new Tools + Tactics resources, supporting our Office Hour program and supporting in the development or facilitation of workshops and agency convenings.
+ +We seek a designer who has demonstrated strengths in service design, visual communications and prototyping. Someone who shows a vested interest in applying their skills in the government setting and who is at a point in their career where they are looking to expand and apply their design experience in the civic space.
+Bachelor's degree in design, technology or equivalent preferred with 2-5 years of experience in design and digital services development.
+ +This role is funded with private funding through the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and includes a competitive benefits package with health insurance, paid time off and a City holiday schedule.
+Please fill out the application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume and portfolio.
+ +Applications are due on a rolling basis and successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen.
+Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+ + + +Bachelor's degree in design, technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of experience in design and digital services development.
@@ -177,7 +177,7 @@The Design Researcher will use their expertise to research and design public services to decrease poverty and increase opportunity for New Yorkers. This individual has solid experience developing and executing human-centered research plans, conducting fieldwork, capturing and synthesizing information from various stakeholders, and analyzing and developing key insights that can lead to actionable solutions and measurable outcomes.
+This position will sit within the Service Design Studio at the Mayor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity). The ideal candidate is comfortable with responding to rapid requests in a fast-moving environment, and should carry a strong understanding of designing for policy and government. This role will work closely with the design, data, technology and programs and evaluations teams at NYC Opportunity
+This is a 2-4 month full-time position, focused on a specific project.
+ +Bachelor’s degree in design preferred with 2-4 years of experience in design research, service design and digital services development. Experience in policy, government or non-profit, in particular with low-income and vulnerable youth and families is a plus. Please also indicate if you speak other languages and indicate level of fluency.
+Note that all applicants must be authorized to work the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship.
+The Design Researcher will be paid at an hourly rate of $27.50. The position will be 35 hours a week for approximately 2-4 months.
+Please email us with a resume and cover letter
+ + + +The application for Summer 2018 Apprenticeships is now open! Due to the volume of applications received, we may not be able to respond to everyone at this time.
--> + + + + +Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include some but not all of the below:
+Apprenticeships are open to undergraduate, graduate, developer bootcamp or other training program students and recent graduates.
+Note that all applicants must be authorized to work the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+Please fill out the application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume and cover letter. Applications are due on August 6, 2018.
+Successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen. Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+ + + +Master's degree in information systems, technology or equivalent preferred with 7-10 years of experience in digital services and technology innovation.
The Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity) helps the City apply evidence and innovation to reduce poverty and increase equity. We advance research, data and design in program and policy development, service delivery, and budget decisions. Our work includes analyzing existing anti-poverty approaches, developing new interventions, facilitating the sharing of data across City agencies, and rigorously assessing the impact of key initiatives.
+NYC Opportunity manages a discrete fund and works collaboratively with City agencies to design, test and oversee new programs and digital products. NYC Opportunity also produces research and analysis of poverty and social conditions, including its influential annual Poverty Measure, which provides a more accurate and comprehensive picture of poverty in New York City than the federal rate. Part of the Mayor’s Office of Operations, NYC Opportunity is active in supporting the de Blasio administration’s priority to make equity a core governing principle across all agencies.
+NYC Opportunity seeks an Executive Administrative Coordinator to support administration, office management, performance management, contracting and procurement.
+Tasks will include, but are not limited to:
+A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college and two years of experience in community work or community centered activities in an area related to the duties described above;
+or
+High school graduation or equivalent and six years of experience in community work or community centered activities in an area related to the duties as described above.
+Please fill out the application form and submit your resume and cover letter.
+ Apply Here: (Job Id: 378298) +Bachelor's degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of experience in digital services and technology development.
@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@
Bachelor's degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of experience in digital services and technology development.
@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@
As part of the Technology Development Team, the full stack developer will be responsible for maintaining and expanding our current digital products and creating new digital services. They should have strong software development skills to make tools that are human-centered and help make complex information easy to understand.
+Bachelor's degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of experience in digital services and technology development.
+If you're a recent graduate of a developer bootcamp, we recommend you check out our Engineering Fellow position.
+This position requires applicants to take the Computer Systems Manager civil service exam.
+The exam is a skills and experience-based Q&A test. +
To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ + + + +As part of the Technology Development Team, the full stack developer will be responsible for maintaining and expanding our current digital products and creating new digital services. They should have strong software development skills to make tools that are human-centered and help make complex information easy to understand.
+Bachelor's degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of experience in digital services and technology development.
+If you're a recent graduate of a developer bootcamp, we recommend you check out our Engineering Fellow position.
+This position requires applicants to take the Computer Systems Manager civil service exam.
+The exam is a skills and experience-based Q&A test. +
To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ + + + +Bachelor's degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of experience in digital services and technology development.
@@ -185,7 +185,7 @@
The application window for NYC Opportunity's VISTA Fellowships are now open.
+ + +The Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity), uses evidence and innovation to reduce poverty and increase equity. We advance research, data, and design in the City’s program and policy development, service delivery, and budget decisions. Our work includes analyzing existing anti-poverty approaches, collaboratively developing new interventions that address unmet needs with City agencies, facilitating data sharing across City agencies, and rigorously assessing the impact of key initiatives.
+ +The Gender and Economic Equity VISTA Fellow will expand NYC Opportunity’s capacity to provide data and research around gender and economic security, gender and equity, and gender and poverty.
+ +As part of the Poverty Research Unit, the NYC Opportunity Gender and Economic Equity VISTA will gain experience in the use of inequality data and how programs such as food assistance intersect with populations in need.
+Responsibilities include
+Undergraduate degree or higher. Prior office experience and public service experience strongly preferred.
+VISTA Fellowships are full-time, paid positions with a 1-year commitment starting in August 2019.
+ +Learn more about program benefits and apply to become a VISTA Fellow by completing the MyAmeriCorps application.
+ + + + +The Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity) helps the City apply evidence and innovation to reduce poverty and increase equity. We advance research, data and design in program and policy development, service delivery, and budget decisions. Our work includes analyzing existing anti-poverty approaches, developing new interventions, facilitating the sharing of data across City agencies, and rigorously assessing the impact of key initiatives.
+NYC Opportunity manages a discrete fund and works collaboratively with City agencies to design, test, and oversee new programs and digital products. NYC Opportunity also produces research and analysis of poverty and social conditions, including its influential annual Poverty Measure, which provides a more accurate and comprehensive picture of poverty in New York City than the federal rate. Part of the Mayor’s Office of Operations, NYC Opportunity is active in supporting the de Blasio administration’s priority to make equity a core governing principle across all agencies.
+Programs and Evaluation Fellows work primarily with NYC Opportunity Programs and Evaluation team staff to support program and policy development, research, performance management/data, and evaluation tasks. Specific projects depend on the individual’s interests and background, and the needs of the office.
+ + +Programs and Evaluation Fellows will report to one assigned supervisor who will assist with prioritization and work flow, but assignments will come from across the office
+Each Programs and Evaluation Fellow will work on several specific projects and/or develop an area of specialization; have opportunities to work independently and as part of a team; and fully participate in the activities of a fast-paced mayoral office.
+Examples of specific responsibilities could include:
+Masters degree (MPH, MPA/MPP, or related degree preferred)
+This is a paid position for Programs and Evaluation Fellows.
+This role requires that candidates be able to work at least 16 hours a week, spread across four half-days, from September 2018 through May/June 2019 (there may be some flexibility regarding exact start/end dates).
+Please email us with a resume and cover letter with the subject line "Programs and Evaluation Fellow."
+ + + +The application window for Summer Apprenticeships is now closed. Please check back in July for more information about our Fall Apprenticeships.
+A graphic design apprenticeship with our team is an opportunity to grow your technical expertise while working on projects that help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking students with an interest in communication and brand design, with strong visual skills exemplified in their portfolio.
+Apprenticeships are paid by the hour, part-time or full-time, with a minimum of three days per week. Summer 2018 Apprenticeships will run from the beginning of June until the end of August. Projects will focus on the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government services.
+What previous apprentices have had to say:
+++"A Design Apprenticeship at NYC Opportunity offers a unique hands-on experience in social impact design. And by hands-on, I really mean it. You’ll be out on the field talking to New Yorkers, working directly with civic service leaders, and helping to solve real challenges with a diverse team—all through the lens of design."
+
++"If you’ve ever wondered how you could apply your design expertise for social good, this is the place to learn and grow. I quickly gained valuable skills and truly felt like part of the team every step of the way. Ultimately the experience shaped how I view design and my own personal commitment to advancing social equality."
+
Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Apprenticeships are open to undergraduate, graduate, or other training program students and recent graduates with a background or interest in graphic design.
+Note that all applicants must be authorized to work the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+The application window for Summer Apprenticeships is now closed.
+ + + + +The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships and Apprenticeships is now open!
+ + + +A Graphic Design Apprenticeship with our team is an opportunity to grow your technical expertise while working on projects that help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking students with a strong visual portfolio, and interest in storytelling and strategic communications. Projects will focus on the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government services.
+ + + +Apprenticeships are temporary, paid positions with a minimum of three days/week commitment starting June 2019 through September 2019.
+Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Apprenticeships are open to undergraduate, graduate, or other training program students and recent graduates with a background or interest in graphic design.
+Note that all applicants must be authorized to work the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+Please fill out the application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume. Applications are due on a rolling basis.
+Successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen. Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Apprenticeship is now closed.
+ +A Graphic Design Apprenticeship with our team is an opportunity to grow your technical expertise while working on projects that help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking students with a strong visual portfolio, and interest in storytelling and strategic communications. Projects will focus on the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government services.
+ +What previous apprentices have had to say:
+++"A Design Apprenticeship at NYC Opportunity offers a unique hands-on experience in social impact design. And by hands-on, I really mean it. You’ll be out on the field talking to New Yorkers, working directly with civic service leaders, and helping to solve real challenges with a diverse team—all through the lens of design."
+
++"If you’ve ever wondered how you could apply your design expertise for social good, this is the place to learn and grow. I quickly gained valuable skills and truly felt like part of the team every step of the way. Ultimately the experience shaped how I view design and my own personal commitment to advancing social equality."
+
Apprenticeships are temporary, paid positions that entail a minimum of three day/week commitment starting March 4, 2019, through May 31, 2019, with the potential to extend through summer.
+Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Apprenticeships are open to undergraduate, graduate, or other training program students and recent graduates with a background or interest in graphic design.
+Note that all applicants must be authorized to work the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Apprenticeship is now closed.
+ + +The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ +A Graphic Design Fellowship with our team is an opportunity to grow your technical expertise while working on projects that help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking fellowship candidates with an exemplary visual portfolio, leadership skills, and a strong interest in storytelling and strategic communications. Projects will focus on the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government services.
+ + +Fellowships are temporary, paid positions that entail a five day/week commitment starting March 4, 2019, through August 23, 2019.
+Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Fellowships are open to undergraduate, graduate, or other training program students and recent graduates with a background or interest in graphic design.
+Note that all applicants must be authorized to work the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to fellows.
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ + +The Mayor's Office for Economic Opportunity works to reduce poverty and broaden opportunity by advancing the use of data and evidence in program and policy design, service delivery, and budget decisions. +
+We are seeking candidates for design, data and technology roles to develop and support digital products that reduce poverty and advance opportunity for City residents. +
+Our data integration work helps City agencies deliver more effective, holistic services to the right people at the right time, targeting support to those who can most benefit. One of our key tools for data integration is Worker Connect, a data sharing technology that allows caseworkers to see real-time information about clients drawn from multiple City sources, helping the City better coordinate the delivery of resources and support to individuals and families.
+ +Our Service Design work develops solutions rooted in insights about the holistic experiences of those affected by public services. It considers people, processes, communications, and technology as part of the solution. By applying Service Design methodologies, our team better meets the needs of residents and service providers with approaches that produce better results.
+ +
+ Our Access to Services work includes digital tools and policy expertise across programs. We seek to make information and enrollment in services available to New Yorkers easy to find and use on any device. Our key digital tool for access to services is ACCESS NYC, a website that allows New Yorkers to screen for eligibility for over 30 City, State, and Federal benefit programs. Depending on the benefit, residents can apply online, print out pre-populated application forms, and determine agency locations where they can go to directly apply for services. We recently launched the mobile-first design and opened the Benefits and Programs API.
+ +
+ Our office also oversees Growing Up NYC, a new resource for parents and caregivers. A “mobile first” platform, the digital guide is designed to help millions of New York parents access City services, programs, and events for families and children up to age 12. Parents are able to access everything from after-school programs to parenting classes to temporary cash assistance programs and where to find fresh foods in their neighborhoods – all at their fingertips. We are soon to expand Growing Up NYC to reach 13-24 year old youth.
+The Data team members help access, integrate and analyze data to develop more effective services and inform policy decisions and programmatic designs. The team views data as a protected asset that can be responsibly leveraged across digital products to support analytical initiatives, facilitate knowledge sharing, and develop business strategy.
+ +The Design & Product team follows a human-centered process, working with stakeholders to analyze needs, identify opportunities and design and develop products and services that make an impact. Central to the work on all products and initiatives, we conduct user research, which informs the user experiences we design, and work closely with internal and vendor technology teams to prototype, develop, and set ongoing strategy and roadmaps for digital tools.
+ +The Technology team members develop new applications and maintains citywide, enterprise products. The team leverages existing City technology assets and systems, and also works in an agile, iterative way to build new digital services, collaborating closely with the Design and Data teams.
+ +The Mayor's Office for Economic Opportunity works to reduce poverty and broaden opportunity by advancing the use of data and evidence in program and policy design, service delivery, and budget decisions. +
+We are seeking candidates for design, data, research, policy, and technology roles to develop and support digital products and programs that reduce poverty and advance opportunity for City residents. +
+
+ Our Access to Services work includes digital tools and policy expertise across programs. We seek to make information and enrollment in services available to New Yorkers easy to find and use on any device. Our key digital tool for access to services is ACCESS NYC, a website that allows New Yorkers to screen for eligibility for over 30 city, state, and federal benefit programs in 11 languages. Depending on the benefit, residents can apply online, print out pre-populated application forms, and determine agency locations where they can go to directly apply for services. ACCESS NYC received an award for “Best Application Serving The Public” from the New York Digital Government Summit.
+ +
+ Our office also oversees Growing Up NYC and Generation NYC. Growing Up NYC brings the City’s family and children-related resources together in a mobile-first, accessible platform to make it easier for parents to raise strong and healthy kids. It features easy-to-read age guides with developmental milestones and parenting tips, over fifty City, State, and Federally-funded benefits and programs, and local events and activities.
+ +
+ Generation NYC is our youth site, featuring topics (such as school, work, finance, and counseling), inspirational youth profiles, and free trips around NYC.
+All three products are supported by the Benefits and Programs API, a dataset that provides benefit, program, and resource information for over 40 health and human services available to NYC residents. The data is kept up-to-date, including the most recent applications, eligibility requirements, and application dates.
+ +
+ Our Service Design work develops solutions rooted in insights about the holistic experiences of those affected by public services. It considers people, processes, communications, and technology as part of the solution. By applying Service Design methodologies, our team better meets the needs of residents and service providers with approaches that produce better results.
+ +Our data integration work helps City agencies deliver more effective, holistic services to the right people at the right time, targeting support to those who can most benefit. One of our key tools for data integration is Worker Connect, a data sharing technology that allows caseworkers to see real-time information about clients drawn from multiple City sources, helping the City better coordinate the delivery of resources and support to individuals and families.
+ +Research of various forms is inherent in all of NYC Opportunity's work. Understanding client perspectives, programmatic best practices and demographic conditions are all central to initiatives, digital products, and policies that are evidence driven and responsive to the needs of low-income New Yorkers.
+ +
+ Our Poverty Research team produces the annual official poverty measure of the New York City government, the NYCgov Measure, that provides a more nuanced understanding of poverty in New York City than the federal rate allows. Our poverty research also informs the City's understanding of inequality and the effectiveness of policies in addressing disparities among local residents and communities.
+ +
+ NYC Opportunity helps agencies and partners design programs and implement them using all of the tools at our disposal from research to data integration. We engage in program management and performance monitoring for the programs within our portfolio, and help partners develop appropriate performance monitoring metrics for their programs and initiatives. Additionally, NYC Opportunity works with independent evaluation firms to assess the effectiveness of programs within our portfolio and select citywide initiatives. These evaluations inform New York City’s program and budget decision-making, and contribute to public policy in the social services more generally.
+ +The Data team members help access, integrate and analyze data to develop more effective services and inform policy decisions and programmatic designs. The team views data as a protected asset that can be responsibly leveraged across digital products to support analytical initiatives, facilitate knowledge sharing, and develop business strategy.
+ +Service Design Studio helps further the City’s use of human-centered design methods.The Studio partners with agencies to engage with residents and those who deliver services so that their insights can shape new and existing programs. The Studio team is versed in design tools, experienced in developing in-person and digital services, and focused on addressing poverty-related challenges. The Studio produces the Civic Service Design Tools + Tactics—an introduction to service design for public servants.
+ + +The Product team manages the Growing Up NYC, Generation NYC and ACCESS NYC products. The team follows a human-centered process, working with stakeholders to analyze needs, identify opportunities and design and develop products that make an impact. Central to the work on all products and initiatives, we conduct user research, which informs the user experiences we design, and work closely with internal and vendor technology teams to prototype, develop, and set ongoing strategy and roadmaps for digital tools.
+ + +The Programs and Evaluation team works with City agency partners to support the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of new initiatives for low-income New Yorkers. The team currently manages a portfolio of initiatives of its own investments, as well as managing programs that are part of the Young Men’s Initiative. They engage in robust program management and performance monitoring for the programs within the NYC Opportunity portfolio, and help partners develop appropriate performance monitoring metrics for their programs and initiatives. For each initiative, a distinct evaluation strategy is developed. Evidence is used to inform program funding decisions and to improve service delivery. The team also supports the evaluation of key Mayoral and agency priority initiatives, currently managing over 25 evaluations.
+ +The Technology team members develop new applications and maintains citywide, enterprise products. The team leverages existing City technology assets and systems, and also works in an agile, iterative way to build new digital services, collaborating closely with the Design and Data teams.
+ +The Poverty Research Team applies data analytics to build an accurate description of who is in poverty, identify some of the leading causes for being in poverty, and measuring how citywide programs work to offset the poverty rate. This data allows NYC Opportunity to better target anti-poverty initiatives and design more effect metrics in measuring success.
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Master's degree in information systems, technology or equivalent preferred with 7-10 years of experience serving in a leadership capacity over technology management and services.
As part of the Technology Team, the Java Developer will maintain and expand our current digital products, and create new digital offerings. The team leverages existing City technology assets and systems, and also works in an agile, iterative way to build new digital services, collaborating closely with the Design, Data, and Product teams.
+Bachelor's degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of professional experience.
+If you're a recent graduate of a developer bootcamp, we recommend you check out our UI Development Fellow position.
+This position may require applicants to take a civil service exam. To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+Please fill out the application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume and portfolio.
+ +Applications are due on a rolling basis and successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen.
+Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+ + + +Within NYC Opportunity, the Enterprise Data Solutions (EDS) team supports meaningful data integration that allows City agencies to increase efficiency and access to benefits and services. To do this work, we use proven strategies to responsibly bring together data. In addition, the EDS team develops technology and applications that allow for independent rapid on-demand matching capabilities that operate within strict legal frameworks.
+ +The Java Developer will be part of the Integration Services Unit within the EDS team. The Java Developer will maintain and expand digital products, and develop new services that provide effective data solutions for New York City’s complicated data needs.
+Bachelor's degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of professional experience.
+If you're a recent graduate of a developer bootcamp, we recommend you check out our Engineering Fellow position.
+Successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen. Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+This position requires applicants to take the Computer Systems Manager civil service exam.
+ +To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ + + +Within NYC Opportunity, the Enterprise Data Solutions (EDS) team supports meaningful data integration that allows City agencies to increase efficiency and access to benefits and services. To do this work, we use proven strategies to responsibly bring together data. In addition, the EDS team develops technology and applications that allow for independent rapid on-demand matching capabilities that operate within strict legal frameworks.
+ +The Master Data Management (MDM) Senior Developer will serve as the lead technical resource for the development and maintenance of NYC Opportunity’s IBM-based MDM platform. They will work as a senior member of our Integration Services unit to manage the ongoing upgrade and development of the platform, and provide smart and effective data solutions for New York City’s complicated data needs.
+Master's degree in information systems, technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of experience in data integration and analytics.
+If you're a recent graduate of a developer bootcamp, we recommend you check out our UI Development Fellow position.
+Successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen. Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+This position may require applicants to take a civil service exam.
+ +To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ + + + +The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships and Apprenticeships is now open!
+ + + +The Product team within the Mayor's Office for Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity) develops best-in-class digital products utilizing human-centered design practices in government.
+ +The Training and Outreach Apprenticeship with our team is an opportunity to use communication and outreach strategy to increase our digital products' impact and help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. The apprenticeship with will focus on increasing visibility to our digital products ACCESS NYC, Growing Up NYC, and Generation NYC.
+ +Apprenticeships are paid part-time positions starting September 2019 through December 2019 with the option to extend up to six months.
+ + +Responsibilities include:
+Apprenticeships are open to current students and recent graduates with an undergraduate degree or higher related to communications, community health, education, social work, or social innovation.
+ +Prior community-based outreach or community based engagement experience and familiarity with public assistance systems strongly preferred.
+ +Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to fellows.
+Please fill out the application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume and portfolio.
+ +Applications are due on a rolling basis and successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen.
+Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+ + + +Within NYC Opportunity, the Enterprise Data Solutions (EDS) team supports meaningful data integration that allows City agencies to increase efficiency and access to benefits and services. To do this work, we use proven strategies to responsibly bring together data. In addition, the EDS team develops technology and applications that allow for independent rapid on-demand matching capabilities that operate within strict legal frameworks.
+ ++ For successful data integration some key components must be present. The methodology employed by the EDS team includes knowledge gathering, user research, and data governance. This helps us pull together data in an intelligent and cohesive manner, and allows us to better understand the data and the consumer.
+ +The Policy Analyst will be part of the Data Governance and Policy Unit within the EDS team. The Policy Analyst will research and develop innovative approaches to link data in a meaningful way, help inform decision making by City-wide stakeholder groups, and provide effective data solutions for New York City’s complicated data needs.
+A master's degree from an accredited college in economics, information technology, data science, finance, sociology, political science, urban studies or a closely related field, and two years of satisfactory full-time professional experience in government or non-profit sector.
+A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college and four years of professional experience in the areas described in "1" above.
+Research Project Coordinator
+To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ +The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Policy Fellowship is now open.
+ + + +Within NYC Opportunity, the Enterprise Data Solutions (EDS) team supports meaningful data integration that allows City agencies to increase efficiency and access to benefits and services. To do this work, we use proven strategies to responsibly bring together data. In addition, the EDS team develops technology and applications that allow for independent rapid on-demand matching capabilities that operate within strict legal frameworks.
+ +For successful data integration some key components must be present. The methodology employed by the EDS team includes knowledge gathering, user research, and data governance. This helps us pull together data in an intelligent and cohesive manner, and allows us to better understand the data and the consumer. + +
As part of the EDS team, the Policy Fellow will have an opportunity to assist in using digital services and public policy to create meaningful impact and help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. Fellows must be able to commit to working for a minimum of 6 months, full or part time, with a minimum of three days a week.
+ +The Fellowship is paid by the hour and will begin in early to mid-January.
+ +Fellowships are open to undergraduate, graduate, and recent graduates in economics, information technology, data science, finance, sociology, political science, urban studies or a closely related field.
+Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+Please submit your coverletter and resume.
+ + + + + +Successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen. Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+The Product Director turns ideas into digital services that can effectively address poverty-related challenges and expand opportunity for New Yorkers.
+As the leader of the Product team, you oversee the creation, delivery, measurement, and continuous improvement of NYC Opportunity’s growing portfolio of citywide digital tools. The challenges faced by City residents are often complex and multi-faceted, cutting across the responsibilities of individual agencies. Our Office builds tools that help the City understand and serve residents more holistically. We also design and create public-facing applications to help residents access information, benefits and services more easily. The Product Director drives the strategy to extend these existing tools while also identifying, prioritizing and executing on additional product opportunities.
+The Product Director serves as a member of our Office’s interdisciplinary senior leadership team. Because NYC Opportunity works across City agencies, you are exposed to a broad range of issues faced by low-income New Yorkers, as well as the departments, programs, and resources that exist to provide a response. As technology and devices become more advanced and ubiquitous, solutions can be increasingly more personalized, analytical, adaptive, and scalable. Your role is to harness these possibilities and implement digital products that help the City address its residents’ most critical needs.
+The right leader will have a strong vision for how to translate New York City’s data and program assets into discrete digital tools; the operational savvy to guide high quality, citywide products; and, the acumen to work across agencies to help achieve policy goals.
+Reporting to the Executive Director, you will:
+Master's Degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 7+ years of professional experience in digital services and technology development.
+This position requires applicants to take the Computer Systems Manager civil service exam.
+ +The exam is a skills and experience-based Q&A test scheduled for Oct 3 - Oct 23, 2018.
+ +To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ + + +The application window for Summer Apprenticeships is now closed. Please check back in July for more information about our Fall Apprenticeships.
+A product management apprenticeship with our team is an opportunity to grow your expertise in product development and management, design, digital services, or public policy and help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking students and recent graduates with an interest in these disciplines: product management and development, public policy, or social impact.
+Apprenticeships are paid by the hour, part-time or full-time, with a minimum of three days per week. Summer 2018 Apprenticeships will run from the beginning of June until the end of August. Projects will focus on the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government services.
+What previous apprentices have had to say:
+++"Getting this right has the potential to really help New Yorkers. Working for the government, we are in a position to be real change-makers."
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++"If you’ve ever wondered how you could apply your design expertise for social good, this is the place to learn and grow. I quickly gained valuable skills and truly felt like part of the team every step of the way. Ultimately the experience shaped how I view design and my own personal commitment to advancing social equality."
+
Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Apprenticeships are open to undergraduate, graduate, and other product and design training program students and recent graduates.
+The application window for Summer Apprenticeships is now closed.
+ + + + +Our dedicated team is growing through adding new skillsets to enhance and expand the current products and create new digital services. Joining this team is an opportunity to use your expertise in digital services and public policy to create meaningful impact and help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are seeking new team members with product management and public policy backgrounds who are responsible for the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of digital services.
+The unit currently operates HHS Accelerator, Worker Connect, and ACCESS NYC, and is actively working on new initiatives. Together, these initiatives break information silos through the use of modernized technology and coordinated agency practices to more efficiently and effectively provide health and human services to New Yorkers. The existing products provide a great opportunity for continuous iteration and interacting with a broad user base as we become more data-driven and user-centered. The Innovation and Design Team is central to the work on all products and new initiatives by leading design and user experience, producing design materials, conducting user research, working closely with the internal and vendor technology teams for development, and setting ongoing strategy for products.
+The Product team conducts user research, creates user experience, and works closely with the internal and vendor technology teams to prototype, develop, and maintain evolving digital tools. The team also leads outreach, training and customer service for the products in its portfolio.
+ +The Product Manager will be responsible for the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of digital services.
+Bachelor’s or Master's degree with an interest in these disciplines: product management and development, public policy, and social impact.
+If you're a recent graduate of a bootcamp, we recommend you check out our Product Fellowship and Apprenticeship
+ +This position may require applicants to take a civil service exam. To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ +Please fill out the application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume and portfolio.
+ +Applications are due on a rolling basis and successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen.
+Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+ + + +The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ +The Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity) helps the City apply evidence and innovation to reduce poverty and increase equity. We advance research, data and design in program and policy development, service delivery, and budget decisions. Our work includes analyzing existing anti-poverty approaches, developing new interventions, facilitating the sharing of data across City agencies, and rigorously assessing the impact of key initiatives.
+NYC Opportunity manages a discrete fund and works collaboratively with City agencies to design, test, and oversee new programs and digital products. NYC Opportunity also produces research and analysis of poverty and social conditions, including its influential annual Poverty Measure, which provides a more accurate and comprehensive picture of poverty in New York City than the federal rate. Part of the Mayor’s Office of Operations, NYC Opportunity is active in supporting the de Blasio administration’s priority to make equity a core governing principle across all agencies.
+Programs and Evaluation Fellows work primarily with NYC Opportunity Programs and Evaluation team staff to support program and policy development, research, performance management/data, and evaluation tasks. Specific projects depend on the individual’s interests and background, and the needs of the office.
+ + +Fellows will report to one assigned supervisor who will assist with prioritization and work flow, but assignments will come from across the office
+Each fellow will work on several specific projects and/or develop an area of specialization; have opportunities to work independently and as part of a team; and fully participate in the activities of a fast-paced mayoral office.
+Examples of specific responsibilities could include:
+Masters degree (MPH, MPA/MPP, or related degree preferred)
+This is a paid position.
+This role requires that candidates be able to work at least 16 hours a week, spread across four half-days, from September 2018 through May/June 2019 (there may be some flexibility regarding exact start/end dates).
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ + + +The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ +The Poverty Research Unit (PRU) of the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity has multiple openings for fellows in the area of developing and implementing measures of poverty, mobility, and medical care economic risks.
+NYC Opportunity produces research and analysis of poverty and social conditions, including its influential annual Poverty Measure (NYCgov poverty measure), which provides a more accurate and comprehensive picture of poverty in New York City than the federal measure. The NYCgov poverty measure has become an important tool for evaluating policies, assessing the progress the city has made over time in reducing poverty and designing new policies to reduce current levels of economic deprivation.
+ +The NYCgov poverty measure is a nationally known alternative to the federal poverty measure. Fellows will be closely involved with this model and use multiple federal, state and local data sets including survey and administrative data.
+Fellows will work closely with PRU staff to support multiple research projects including statistical data analysis and monitoring the poverty reduction effects of the city’s anti-poverty initiatives.
+Examples of specific responsibilities could include:
+The fellowship is open to students with a Masters degree (MA/MS in Economics, Statistics, Public Policy). Ph.D students are preferred.
+This is a paid position with flexible hours. A minimum commitment of one year is desirable.
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowships is now closed.
+ + + +As part of the Programs and Evaluation Team, the Senior Advisor will support the design, implementation/oversight, program management and dissemination of multiple program evaluations for the City’s Thrive mental health initiative and other related behaivor health initiatives.
+Masters degree (MPH, MPA/MPP, or related degree preferred) and at least 3 years relevant work experience, or a Bachelors degree and at least 8 years relevant work experience.
+As part of the Programs and Evaluation Team, the Senior Advisor will support the design, implementation/oversight, program management and dissemination of multiple program evaluations for the NYC Kids RISE Save for College Program and support NYC Opportunity’s work on other initiatives focused at the intersection of financial empowerment, asset building, and education.
+The Save for College Program is a scholarship and savings program designed to make college more accessible and achievable for all NYC public school students, starting with all kindergartners in School District 30 in Queens.
+Masters degree (MPH, MPA/MPP, or related degree preferred) and at least 3 years relevant work experience, or a Bachelors degree and at least 6 years relevant work experience.
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Apprenticeships is now closed.
+ +A service design apprenticeship with the Service Design Studio is an opportunity to grow your expertise in creating public services to help improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking students with an interest in service design design and user research.
+ +Apprenticeships are temporary, paid positions that entail a minimum of three day/week commitment starting March 4, 2019, through May 31, 2019, with the potential to extend through summer.
+ +What previous apprentices have had to say:
+++"A Design Apprenticeship at NYC Opportunity offers a unique hands-on experience in social impact design. And by hands-on, I really mean it. You’ll be out on the field talking to New Yorkers, working directly with civic service leaders, and helping to solve real challenges with a diverse team—all through the lens of design."
+
++ +"If you’ve ever wondered how you could apply your design expertise for social good, this is the place to learn and grow. I quickly gained valuable skills and truly felt like part of the team every step of the way. Ultimately the experience shaped how I view design and my own personal commitment to advancing social equality."
+
Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Apprenticeships are open to undergraduate or graduate students and recent graduates with a background or interest in these disciplines: design, product management, data visualization, web development, public policy, or social impact.
+Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+The application window for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Apprenticeships is now closed
+ + +The application for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowship and Apprenticeship are now open!
+ + + +A Fellowship with the Service Design Studio is an opportunity to grow your strategy, research and production expertise. You will be working with a small, impactful team creating public services to improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking recent graduates with an interest in service design, user research and prototyping. Projects will focus on the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government services.
+ +The fellowship begins in Late August/Early Sept 2019. You must be committed to working full-time for a minimum of 6 months with an option to extend up to to one full year. Fellows are paid by the hour.
+ + + +Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Fellowships are open to recent graduate students with a background or interest in these disciplines: design, product management, data visualization, web development, public policy, social impact or similar.
+Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+Please fill out the application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume. Applications are due on a rolling basis.
+Successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen. Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+ + +The application for the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity Fellowship and Apprenticeship are now open!
+ + + +A Fellowship with the Service Design Studio is an opportunity to grow your strategy, research and production expertise. You will be working with a small, impactful team creating public services to improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers. We are currently seeking recent graduates with an interest in service design, user research and prototyping. Projects will focus on the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government services.
+ +The Fellowship begins on September 10, 2018. You must be committed to working full-time for a minimum of 6 months with an option to extend up to to one full year. Fellows are paid by the hour.
+ + + +Based on your skills and interests, responsibilities will include:
+Fellowships are open to recent graduate students with a background or interest in these disciplines: design, product management, data visualization, web development, public policy, social impact or similar.
+Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. We are unable to provide sponsorship to apprentices.
+Please fill out the application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume. Applications are due on February 1, 2019.
+Successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen. Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+ + +The application window for NYC Opportunity's VISTA Fellowships are now open.
+ + +The Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity), uses evidence and innovation to reduce poverty and increase equity. We advance research, data, and design in the City’s program and policy development, service delivery, and budget decisions. Our work includes analyzing existing anti-poverty approaches, collaboratively developing new interventions that address unmet needs with City agencies, facilitating data sharing across City agencies, and rigorously assessing the impact of key initiatives.
+ +The Service Design VISTA project with the Service Design Studio at NYC Opportunity is an opportunity to grow your strategy, research and production expertise in service design and creative strategy. Projects will focus on understanding the delivery, on-going success, and continuous improvement of government social services and may focus on issues like homelessness and housing, reentry, workforce development, education, public benefits access and child welfare and family well-being.
+ +As part of the Service Design Studio, the NYC Opportunity Service Design VISTA Fellow will be working with a small, impactful team improving public services that support the lives of millions of low-income New Yorkers.
+Responsibilities include:
+Undergraduate degree or higher. Prior office experience and public service experience strongly preferred.
+VISTA Fellowships are full-time, paid positions with a 1-year commitment starting in August 2019.
+ +Learn more about program benefits and apply to become a VISTA Fellow by completing the MyAmeriCorps application.
+ + + + +As part of the Technology Team, the Software Engineer develops new applications and maintains citywide, enterprise products. The team leverages existing City technology assets and systems, and also works in an agile, iterative way to build new digital services, collaborating closely with the Design and Data teams.
+Bachelor's degree in technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 years of professional experience.
+If you're a recent graduate of a developer bootcamp, we recommend you check out our Engineering Fellow position.
+This position requires applicants to take the Computer Systems Manager civil service exam.
+ +To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ + + ++ The Division of Mental Hygiene of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) is recruiting an Implementation and Improvement Research Associate for the Bureau of System Strengthening and Access (BSSA) in the Mental Health Innovation Lab (MHIL). MHIL evaluates, disseminates, and advises on the use of evidence-based best practices, provides hands-on support regarding use of implementation and improvement science to close treatment gaps, promote prevention, to support better data utilization. A major initiative of the MHIL is the Connection to Care (C2C) program. +
+ Connections to Care is a 5-year, $30M initiative testing a model of partnerships between 15 community based organizations (CBOs) paired with a licensed mental health provider (MHPs). Through this partnership, CBO staff receive ongoing training and coaching in a core set of mental health skills that are incorporated into daily programming at the CBO. These skills are used to promote the well-being and mental health of program participants and refer those in need of more in-depth clinical care to services at the MHP. Through C2C, DOHMH and its partners seek to advance the level of evidence through a third party evaluation.
++ The Senior Advisor will oversee all aspects of the testing of the C2C model. This involves ensuring high-quality implementation of the model, managing data collection from the CBOs, providing strategic leadership for an overall technical assistance and learning network strategy, and ensuring data from implementation informs decision making and contributes to our understanding of the model as part of a 5-year evaluation of the model. This also includes researching and adapting tools to accurately assess and improve quality implementation and measure capacity of CBOs to tailor interventions to specific implementation contexts.
+The Sr. Advisor will report to the Director of Implementation and Improvement in the Mental Health Innovation Lab within the Bureau of Systems Strengthening and Access (BSSA) at DOHMH in Long Island City, Queens. This position will be co-located at DOHMH and the Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity.
+ +In this position, you will:
+Applicants must have a minimum of a relevant master's degree and two years full-time research experience in public health or related field.
+5 years work experience in mental health and/or substance use, applied research or related area is preferred. Refer to the DOHMH posting for the full list of requirements.
+ +Within NYC Opportunity, the Enterprise Data Solutions team takes innovative approaches to integrate data across agencies to improve the delivery of social services, expand service outreach and inform public sector analytics and research. EDS views data as a valued asset that can be leveraged responsibly to increase equity and opportunity for all New Yorkers.
+ +The Sr. Business Data Analyst will be responsible for understanding, documenting, and validating data that will integrated from agency legacy systems to innovative new platforms. The ideal candidate will have experience working on large data projects, profile data and be able to develop clear documentation about the data for other analysts and end-users.
+Bachelor’s or Master's degree in Public Administration, Public Policy or Library Science.
+Successful candidates will be invited for an initial phone screen. Due to the volume of applications received we may not be able to respond to every application.
+This position may require applicants to take a civil service exam.
+ +To learn more about the civil service process, visit the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
+ + + ++ The Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity (NYC Opportunity) helps the City apply evidence and innovation to reduce poverty and increase equity. We advance research, data and design in program and policy development, service delivery, and budget decisions. Our work includes analyzing existing anti-poverty approaches, developing new interventions, facilitating the sharing of data across City agencies, and rigorously assessing the impact of key initiatives.
+NYC Opportunity manages a discrete fund and works collaboratively with City agencies to design, test and oversee new programs and digital products. NYC Opportunity also produces research and analysis of poverty and social conditions, including its influential annual Poverty Measure, which provides a more accurate and comprehensive picture of poverty in New York City than the federal rate. Part of the Mayor’s Office of Operations, NYC Opportunity is active in supporting the de Blasio administration’s priority to make equity a core governing principle across all agencies.
++ Under the direction of the Director of Programs & Evaluation and the Director of Strategy & Operations, the Senior Management Advisor will coordinate office operations, fiscal processes, performance monitoring, and data reporting for NYC Opportunity.
+Tasks will include, but are not limited to:
+Master's degree in public administraton, buisness administration, or related relevant degree preferred with 1-year relevant work experience;
+or
+Bachelors degree with 5 years relevant work experience.
+Please fill out the candidate application form. The form will prompt you to upload a resume, cover letter and three (3) references.
+ Apply Here +Bachelor's degree with 3-5 years experience in design and digital services development.
@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@Bachelor's degree in information systems, technology or equivalent preferred with 3-5 of experience in digital services and technology innovation.