Transit Management Analyst Series

Title

Transit Management Analyst Series

Subways

TA

Capital Programs

2 Broadway, Manhattan

35 hours per week (7-hour workday), or as required

• Assistant Transit Management Analyst I: $67,933- $80,421
• Assistant Transit Management Analyst II: $78,874- $87,847
• Associate Transit Management Analyst: $89,162- $115,445

08/10/2026

Director, Station Program Support

This position supports one or more program areas in the Capital Programs Division in the Department of Subways:
Facilities, Stations, Elevators & Escalators, Infrastructure, Security, Resiliency & Communications;
Service Delivery, Signals, Power and Track;
Integrated Projects, Yards, Shops, Line Equipment, SIR and Cars.

The incumbent assists in the planning, development, implementation, execution, and oversight of capital projects, including, but not limited to, the design and construction of current and future phases of multi-agency projects on behalf of the Department of Subways and external partner programs. The position will work with Subways Divisions tracking expenditures to ensure projects are funded and progressing as scheduled. The position works closely with operating, maintenance and planning stakeholders to ensure that the development and execution of the capital project and program is in coordination with all design standards and stakeholder requirements.

Responsibilities include continued development of the program area assessment, project scoping, evaluating estimates, funding and budget oversight, processing close-outs, monitoring and reporting on project performance and deliverables. Duties also may include support of the capital reimbursable process; review and ascertain appropriate level of TA support and project budgets, support the 5-year capital program development, and address and resolve issues as required.

Position will attend meetings, update and analyze data using various applications; perform field visits, and other ad hoc duties as required. The position may involve working with stakeholders to identify projects for grant funding, as well as supporting the development of Investment Justification (IJ) proposals submitted to the FTA.

1. A master's degree from an accredited college or university in business administration, public administration, public policy, engineering, engineering technology, economics, architecture, mathematics, physics, computer science, finance, accounting, transportation planning, industrial psychology, urban planning/studies, human resources management, labor relations, operations research, security management or in a related area, or

2. A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university and two years of satisfactory full-time professional experience working in budget administration, accounting, economic or financial administration, engineering, in management or methods of analysis, operations research, organization research or program evaluation, personnel or public administration, staff development, employment program planning or administration, security management; or general administration.

• A master's degree from an accredited college or university in business administration, public administration, public policy, engineering, engineering technology, economics, architecture, mathematics, physics, computer science, finance, accounting, transportation planning, industrial psychology, urban planning/studies, human resources management, labor relations, operations research, security management or in a related area, and one year of full-time satisfactory professional experience working in budget administration, accounting, economic or financial administration, engineering, in management or methods analysis, operations research, organizational research or program evaluation, personnel or public administration, staff development, employment program planning or administration, security management;
  
  or general administration; or
• A baccalaureate degree from an…