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Non-Civil Service Job Opportunities
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1. Assistant City Solicitor
Agency:City Solicitor’s Office |
2. Assistant Managing Director for Administration
Agency:Managing Directors Office (MDO) |
3. Performance Manager/Analyst (Assistant Managing Director)
Agency:Managing Directors Office (MDO) |
4. Grants Coordinator new
Agency:Mayor’s Office of Grants |
5. Application Architect
Agency:Office of Innovation and Technology (OIT) |
6. Infrastructure Architect
Agency:Office of Innovation and Technology (OIT) |
7. Senior Engagement Manager (311 CRM)
Agency:Office of Innovation and Technology (OIT) |
8. Software Developer
Agency:Office of Innovation and Technology (OIT) |
9. Video Surveillance System Field Technician
Agency:Office of Innovation and Technology (OIT) |
10. Communications and Community Outreach Coordinator
Agency:Office of Property Assessment |
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