Assistant Project Manager, Engineering & Architecture at New York City Housing Development Corporation in New York, NY | USD65,000-80,000 | Kablio

Role

Description

nspire inspection

annual inspection

condition analysis

rfr processing

report writing

risk evaluation

Review and assess owner responses to existing condition findings and determine the acceptability of proposed remediation.
Participate in evaluating initiatives and policies affecting the physical strength of HDC’s portfolio and identify possible risks to the portfolio.
Serve as HDC’s representative during interactions with borrowers, their representatives, business partners, and other agencies.
Conduct inspections in accordance with NSPIRE (National Standards for the Physical Inspection of Real Estate).
Prepare written reports describing findings of existing conditions and recommendations for management and ownership.
Perform comprehensive Annual Physical, Reserve for Replacement (RFR), LIHTC (Low-Income Housing Tax Credit), and Insurance inspections of projects in HDC’s portfolio.
Process Reserve for Replacement Requests for project’s capital needs.
Evaluate the performance, compliance, and maintenance practices of managing agents.
Analyze and assess building conditions.

Requirements

building codes

hvac

construction mgmt

microsoft office

bachelor's

1-3 years

Knowledge of housing regulations, and inspection standards.
Knowledge of NYC building codes, multi-family residential construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical and building conveyance systems.
Knowledge of Federal, State, and New York City affordable housing programs.
Foundational understanding of construction management including, but not limited to, meeting participation, roles of trades, requisitioning process, and means and methods.
Excellent written and verbal communication abilities.
Driver’s license preferred but not required.
Frequent travel throughout the five boroughs of New York City by mass transit or corporation provided vehicle (subject to availability).
Strong analytical skills for evaluating building conditions and compliance issues.
Ability to prepare detailed reports and present findings to management and stakeholders.
Bachelor’s degree in architecture, engineering, or construction management.
Experience with property inspections, preferably in multifamily housing or similar settings.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office productivity tools.
1-3 years relevant experience in engineering, architecture, or construction management.

Benefits

Wellness reimbursement
Dental and Vision Benefits at no cost
Public Service Loan Forgiveness for eligible employees
Retirement savings plan with a generous match and a pension plan
Professional development opportunities
Paid holiday, vacation, sick time and parental leave

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

201,000 homes

Homes Financed

Since 2003, the entity has financed over 201,000 affordable housing units across New York City.

$28 billion

Bonds Issued

Over $28 billion in tax-exempt multi-family housing bonds have been issued through the Open Resolution program.

5,000 units

Preserved Housing

Through the PACT initiative with NYCHA, 5,000 public housing units were preserved in 2023 alone.

AA+/Aa2

Credit Ratings

The entity holds AA+/Aa2 credit ratings, reflecting strong financial discipline and investor confidence.

Since 2003, it has financed over 201,000 homes with more than $28 billion in bonds and over $3 billion in subsidies. They hold AA+/Aa2 credit ratings, reflecting strong financial discipline and investor confidence.
Its flagship 'Open Resolution' issues billions in tax-exempt multi-family housing bonds to fuel affordable housing projects.
Typical projects range from new construction to preservation, spanning senior, family, formerly homeless, and mixed-income housing.
Its work revitalizes neighborhoods across all five boroughs—financing public-private partnerships in Brownsville, Hunts Point, Staten Island, and more.

Culture + Values

Financing the creation or preservation of affordable housing under Housing New York plan
Issuing mortgage revenue bonds to support affordable multi-family housing
Aligning bond financing with Social Bond Principles and Sustainability Bond Guidelines
Using Enterprise Green Communities Criteria for environmental quality in developments
Investing in public-private partnerships to revitalize neighborhoods across NYC

Environment + Sustainability

2019 Bonds

Introduced Sustainable Development Bonds

These bonds were introduced to finance affordable housing projects that are both socially beneficial and environmentally conscious.

60-70% Energy Savings

Energy-efficient senior housing project

The Passive House senior housing project uses significantly less energy than standard buildings, incorporating stormwater reuse features.

2015 Bonds

Sustainable Neighborhood Bonds

These bonds finance affordable housing projects that adhere to environmental and sustainability standards.

Projects comply with the Enterprise Green Communities Criteria, which is the only comprehensive green building framework for affordable housing.
Passive House senior housing (Haven Green) incorporates stormwater reuse via permeable surfaces and rooftop harvesting.

Inclusion & Diversity

Committed to recruiting and retaining a diverse workforce and promoting inclusive policies that cover legally protected statuses, including gender.
Currently lacks publicly available gender-related statistics or specific metrics on DEI outcomes.

Articles

Role

Description

nspire inspection

annual inspection

condition analysis

rfr processing

report writing

risk evaluation

Review and assess owner responses to existing condition findings and determine the acceptability of proposed remediation.
Participate in evaluating initiatives and policies affecting the physical strength of HDC’s portfolio and identify possible risks to the portfolio.
Serve as HDC’s representative during interactions with borrowers, their representatives, business partners, and other agencies.
Conduct inspections in accordance with NSPIRE (National Standards for the Physical Inspection of Real Estate).
Prepare written reports describing findings of existing conditions and recommendations for management and ownership.
Perform comprehensive Annual Physical, Reserve for Replacement (RFR), LIHTC (Low-Income Housing Tax Credit), and Insurance inspections of projects in HDC’s portfolio.
Process Reserve for Replacement Requests for project’s capital needs.
Evaluate the performance, compliance, and maintenance practices of managing agents.
Analyze and assess building conditions.

Requirements

building codes

hvac

construction mgmt

microsoft office

bachelor's

1-3 years

Knowledge of housing regulations, and inspection standards.
Knowledge of NYC building codes, multi-family residential construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical and building conveyance systems.
Knowledge of Federal, State, and New York City affordable housing programs.
Foundational understanding of construction management including, but not limited to, meeting participation, roles of trades, requisitioning process, and means and methods.
Excellent written and verbal communication abilities.
Driver’s license preferred but not required.
Frequent travel throughout the five boroughs of New York City by mass transit or corporation provided vehicle (subject to availability).
Strong analytical skills for evaluating building conditions and compliance issues.
Ability to prepare detailed reports and present findings to management and stakeholders.
Bachelor’s degree in architecture, engineering, or construction management.
Experience with property inspections, preferably in multifamily housing or similar settings.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office productivity tools.
1-3 years relevant experience in engineering, architecture, or construction management.

Benefits

Wellness reimbursement
Dental and Vision Benefits at no cost
Public Service Loan Forgiveness for eligible employees
Retirement savings plan with a generous match and a pension plan
Professional development opportunities
Paid holiday, vacation, sick time and parental leave

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

201,000 homes

Homes Financed

Since 2003, the entity has financed over 201,000 affordable housing units across New York City.

$28 billion

Bonds Issued

Over $28 billion in tax-exempt multi-family housing bonds have been issued through the Open Resolution program.

5,000 units

Preserved Housing

Through the PACT initiative with NYCHA, 5,000 public housing units were preserved in 2023 alone.

AA+/Aa2

Credit Ratings

The entity holds AA+/Aa2 credit ratings, reflecting strong financial discipline and investor confidence.

Since 2003, it has financed over 201,000 homes with more than $28 billion in bonds and over $3 billion in subsidies. They hold AA+/Aa2 credit ratings, reflecting strong financial discipline and investor confidence.
Its flagship 'Open Resolution' issues billions in tax-exempt multi-family housing bonds to fuel affordable housing projects.
Typical projects range from new construction to preservation, spanning senior, family, formerly homeless, and mixed-income housing.
Its work revitalizes neighborhoods across all five boroughs—financing public-private partnerships in Brownsville, Hunts Point, Staten Island, and more.

Culture + Values

Financing the creation or preservation of affordable housing under Housing New York plan
Issuing mortgage revenue bonds to support affordable multi-family housing
Aligning bond financing with Social Bond Principles and Sustainability Bond Guidelines
Using Enterprise Green Communities Criteria for environmental quality in developments
Investing in public-private partnerships to revitalize neighborhoods across NYC

Environment + Sustainability

2019 Bonds

Introduced Sustainable Development Bonds

These bonds were introduced to finance affordable housing projects that are both socially beneficial and environmentally conscious.

60-70% Energy Savings

Energy-efficient senior housing project

The Passive House senior housing project uses significantly less energy than standard buildings, incorporating stormwater reuse features.

2015 Bonds

Sustainable Neighborhood Bonds

These bonds finance affordable housing projects that adhere to environmental and sustainability standards.

Projects comply with the Enterprise Green Communities Criteria, which is the only comprehensive green building framework for affordable housing.
Passive House senior housing (Haven Green) incorporates stormwater reuse via permeable surfaces and rooftop harvesting.

Inclusion & Diversity

Committed to recruiting and retaining a diverse workforce and promoting inclusive policies that cover legally protected statuses, including gender.
Currently lacks publicly available gender-related statistics or specific metrics on DEI outcomes.

Articles