9 professional development specialist jobs at 5 companies in Ashfield, MA
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Professional Development Specialist
Albany or New York
$85k-$95k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Orleans/Niagara BOCES: Public New York BOCES providing career, special, adult, and educational support services to school districts and learners.
5+ YOEValid New York State teaching certificate and 5 years teaching experience OR student services certification and 5 years experience; experience delivering PD, curriculum alignment, data analysis, interventions, MTSS, IEP and behavioral planning.
New York State Police: The state government administrative authority of New York.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree with research-methods coursework or bachelor's degree plus 2 years in professional research or analysis; requires research, data analysis, project management, and strong written and verbal communication skills.
The Research Foundation for The State University of New York: Private nonprofit research-administration serving SUNY faculty with sponsored-program and technology-transfer services.
Design and deliver educational programs and training materials for adult professionals in early childhood education; perform high-quality program development and team collaboration.
Information Technology Specialist 3 (Programming), Box PIMS-1165/04113
Albany, New York, United States
$87k-$110k/yrHybridFull Time
New York State Education Department: Government education department overseeing public education, higher education, licensing, cultural institutions, and disability services.
5+ YOEFive years of professional computer programming experience, or qualifying education and experience substitutions. Experience must include systems planning, configuration, testing, implementation, or management.
Java, Vue.js, Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Oracle
Information Technology Specialist 2 Programming (NY HELPs) - 82126
Albany, New York, United States
$67k-$85k/yrHybridFull Time
New York State Department of Taxation and Finance: New York’s government tax and treasury department collects state and local taxes and serves New York taxpayers.
1+ YOERequires a bachelor's degree with computer science coursework plus experience, or two years of professional information technology experience. Requires New York residency within six months and permanent U.S. work authorization.
Information Technology Specialist 3 (Programming), (NY HELPS), Box PIMS-1131/02024
Albany, New York, United States
$87k-$110k/yrHybridFull Time
New York State Education Department: Government education department overseeing public education, higher education, licensing, cultural institutions, and disability services.
5+ YOERequires five years of professional computer programming experience, or a qualifying degree with two to four years of experience. Experience must include planning, testing, implementation, or management of IT systems.
Archives & Records Management Specialist 2, (NY HELPS) Box OCE-1610/26092
Albany, New York, United States
$67k-$85k/yrHybridFull Time
New York State Education Department: The state government administrative authority of New York.
Requires a bachelor's degree and 2 years of professional archival or records management experience, or a master's degree and 1 year of related experience.
Archives and Records Management Specialist 2, Box OCE-1611/26231
Albany, New York, United States
$67k-$85k/yrHybridFull Time
New York State Education Department: New York State government education department overseeing public education, higher education, licensing, cultural institutions, and disability services.
2+ YOERequires a bachelor's degree and two years of professional archives or records management experience, or a master's degree and one year of experience. Strong writing, project management, and archival services skills required.
social media, 403(b), Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
Winchester Public Schools (Winsted, CT): Public school district serving preschool through grade 12 students in Winchester, Connecticut.
Bachelor's degree required; provide direct literacy/math interventions, use research-based programs, implement standards-based lessons, review student data, and attend professional development.