Jobs at New York City Criminal Justice Agency, Inc.

The Data Analyst will clean, validate, and analyze administrative data using R or Python and SQL. Responsibilities include descriptive and exploratory analysis, research and policy evaluation, dashboard and visualization development, quality assurance, documentation, reproducible workflows, and communicating findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders. The role also manages project timelines and collaborates across teams to support criminal justice programs and policy decisions.

The Clinical Case Manager monitors high-risk participants in the Supervised Release Program, conducts assessments, provides referrals, and maintains communication with legal representatives and agencies.

Lead engineering for enterprise application platforms, provide technical and strategic leadership, own architecture and delivery, build and coach teams, enforce engineering standards, drive cloud-native modernization, manage vendors, and ensure production reliability and security for 24/7 mission-critical systems.

Provide intensive community-based case management for justice-involved clients (16+), conduct assessments, monitor high-risk caseloads, coordinate referrals, attend court, complete documentation, and collaborate with defense attorneys and service providers.

Provide non-clinical, trauma-informed peer support to 15–20 high-needs, court-involved participants in Queens Supervised Release. Build recovery-based relationships, mentor and advocate, link clients to housing, treatment, employment and legal services, accompany to court and community appointments, co-facilitate peer groups, document progress in electronic systems, and collaborate with interdisciplinary team to reduce recidivism.

Provide trauma-informed clinical case management to high-risk justice-involved youth and adults. Conduct assessments, develop individualized service plans, coordinate care with legal and community partners, document progress, and present reports to court while supporting client stability, recovery, and court compliance.

Provide clinical case management for high-risk participants in Queens Supervised Release Program: conduct intakes and evidence-based assessments, monitor caseloads, supervise compliance, make referrals to social and treatment services, maintain case records and reports, communicate with defense counsel and agencies, appear in court, and participate in staff training and development.