NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – New York City is currently hiring hundreds of entry-level workers, including engineers, cooks, administrative assistants and exterminators.
The city is hiring 421 full-time jobs across agencies in all five boroughs. Many of the jobs, like a Youth Program Coordinator for the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, don’t require a civil service exam to get hired.
Others, like a Clerical Aide for the Department of Parks & Recreation, may require a civil service exam to apply. To view all open jobs in New York City, click here.
Here are some open entry-level positions that don’t require a civil service exam:
- Community Assistant, Department of Homeless Services
- Salary range: $37,584.00 – $46,104.00
- DOE Expense Analyst, Office of Management & Budget
- Salary range: $58,851-$74,893
- Cook, Department of Correction
- Salary range: $38,858.00 – $43,909.00
- Outreach Specialist, Department of Mental Health and Hygiene
- Salary range: $58,372.00 – $58,372.00
- Caretaker, NYCHA
- Salary range: $36,006.00 – $50,569.00
- HR Generalist, Department of Citywide Administrative Services
- Salary range: $60,889.00 – $70,022.00
- Intake Worker, Department of Homeless Services
- Salary range: $43,143.00 – $49,615.00
- Aquatic Specialist, Department of Parks & Recreation
- Salary range: $44,524.00 – $51,210.81
- Timekeeper, Manhattan District Attorney
- Salary range: $51,750.00 – $57,250.00
- Financial Associate, Office of the Mayor
- Salary range: $75,000.00 – $80,000.00
Emily Rahhal is a digital reporter who has covered New York City since 2023 after reporting in Los Angeles for years. She joined PIX11 in 2024. See more of her work here and follow her on Twitter here.
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