Strong analytical and
quantitative skills are fundamental to a successful career at OMB, but other
skills are equally important. For example, the pace of work and the demands of
statutory deadlines require excellent communication skills. Although working at
OMB involves learning the operations of a specific agency in great detail, there
is no prerequisite for this kind of knowledge. Individuals with a specific
interest are welcome, but so are generalists. Most OMB employees start at the
Assistant Analyst or Analyst level.
Click on the links below for OMB Job and Task Force descriptions *
Current Job Opportunities at OMB
Click on the links below for current job opportunities at
OMB:
Value Engineering - One (1)
Analyst/Assistant Project Manager
Post Date: November 4, 2009
Social
Services Task Force - Human Resources Administration - One (1) Assistant Analyst
/ Analyst / Senior Analyst
Post Date: August
28, 2009
What
OMB Offers
OMB is an excellent workplace for those
people who enjoy a challenging, and at times fast paced working environment. OMB
offers intellectual challenge and a sense of pride in one's work. OMB is a major
force for changing the way the city is run, and that change is the result of the
interaction between the various areas within OMB: the Expense and Capital Budget
task forces, Revenue Task Forces, Information Systems Management, the Office of
Budget Review, the Finance and Legal Division, and the Personnel Management and
Administration Division. Limits are set only by an individual's energy,
intellect, and creativity. Furthermore, responsibility is given very early on:
employees frequently receive additional and increased responsibilities after 1-2
years of being in their original assignment. OMB's policy is to fill vacancies
from within whenever possible, and most senior positions are filled by
promotions from within the agency. OMB tries to encourage professional growth
and development through programs such as the OMB Institute, which provides
training
sessions for
staff members.
How to Contact Us
If you are interested in employment opportunities in
OMB, please submit your resume by mail or e-mail. Be sure to include the
following information:
- your career objective(s);
- your highest academic degree, major,
college/university;
- your last full-time position, with salary, and
internship experience; and
- special skills.
Our mailing address is:
New York City Office of
Management and Budget
Personnel Management and Administration Division
75 Park Place, 8th Floor - Attention Recruitment Unit
New York, NY 10007
NYCOMBRT@omb.nyc.gov
The Office of
Management and Budget and the City of New York are Equal Opportunity
Employers. |
Last updated November 20, 2009
