Strategic Network Planning Coordinator, Cycling & Micromobility
About The Position
The Strategic Network Planning Coordinator works in the Cycling & Micromobility Unit within the New York City Department of Transportation’s Office of Livable Streets. Reporting to senior staff and working closely with the Deputy Director of Project Delivery, the Coordinator supports development and implementation of initiatives advancing the Unit’s New Streets Plan priorities. The role applies the Unit’s prioritization methodology to identify projects that expand cycling and greenway networks and connect them into a citywide network. The Coordinator communicates identified priorities to the Deputy Director of Project Delivery to inform the Unit’s work program and project pipeline and may coordinate with other Units on cycling and greenway priorities. The position develops neighborhood-planning evaluation metrics and benchmarks, data-analysis strategies, and recommendations for planning and conceptual design initiatives. It also creates public-facing maps, diagrams, conceptual designs, and reports to communicate the Unit’s mission and objectives. The Coordinator supports and participates in public engagement, including workshops, community events, and stakeholder meetings, and engages with communities to support planning initiatives and project development. The Cycling & Micromobility Unit manages and expands New York City’s on-street bicycle network, with a focus on street safety, improved connectivity, equitable access to bicycle infrastructure, and increased ridership across the five boroughs. The Department of Transportation’s broader mission is to support the safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible movement of people and goods and maintain transportation infrastructure that contributes to the City’s vitality and quality of life.
Requirements
- Must be serving permanently in the title or be reachable on the civil service list.
- Meet one of the stated Transportation Specialist qualification pathways: a master’s degree in transportation engineering, mathematics, urban planning, architecture, landscape architecture, urban studies, or a related physical or social science field; or a bachelor’s degree in engineering and one year of full-time satisfactory technical experience on roadway transportation and traffic studies and area-wide traffic programs; or a bachelor’s degree and two years of that experience; or an associate degree or 60 semester credits and four years of that experience; or a high school diploma or equivalent and six years of that experience.
- For Assignment Level II, have one additional year of experience as described in qualification pathway 2.
- For Assignment Level III, have two additional years of experience as described in qualification pathway 2.
Responsibilities
- Support development and implementation of initiatives advancing the Cycling & Micromobility Unit’s New Streets Plan priorities.
- Apply the Unit’s prioritization methodology and identify projects that advance cycling and greenway network expansion into a connected citywide network.
- Communicate identified priorities to the Deputy Director of Project Delivery to inform the Unit’s work program and project pipeline.
- Coordinate, as needed, with other Units to communicate cycling and greenway network priorities.
- Develop metrics and benchmarks for evaluating neighborhood planning.
- Develop strategies for comprehensive data analysis and recommendations for planning and conceptual design initiatives.
- Create public-facing maps, diagrams, conceptual designs, and reports that communicate the Unit’s mission and objectives.
- Support and participate in public engagement, including workshops, community events, and stakeholder meetings.
- Engage with communities to support planning initiatives and project development.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
