Transit Management Analyst Series Infrastructure Engineering - Metropolitan Transportation Authority

Job ID: 16961

Business Unit: New York City Transit

Location: Brooklyn, NY, United States

Regular/Temporary: Provisional

Department: Capital Program Contracts

Date Posted: Aug 14, 2026

Description

JOB INFORMATION:

Title:

Transit Management Analyst Series

Authority:

TA

Department:

Subways

Division/Unit:

MOW/Engineering

Location:

130 Livingston Street

Hours:

8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Reporting Manager (if Applicable):

Manager, In-House Structural Defect Reduction

Deadline (if Applicable):

8/28/2026

Compensation\Authority - Union

TA - Non Rep

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

POSITON SUMMARY:

The position will provide essential reporting systems and data support for MOW Engineering’s Defect Reduction Program by maintaining and optimizing the Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) system. The role will manage and validate structural defect data across subway, elevated, viaduct, bridges, overpass, open-cut structure, vent, special and station infrastructure.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Producing monthly “A” priority defect reports, vent defect analyses, dashboards, and data models using Excel and Power BI.
• Supporting data integration from field inspections and consultant reports and updating consultant defect data for special inspections in EAM.
• Troubleshooting EAM system issues and improving data workflows and processes.
• Providing C&D with updated defect lists from the EAM database.
• Collaborating with engineers, inspectors, and EAM leadership to improve data governance, defect quality, and tracking accuracy.
• Closing defects in the EAM system promptly after repairs to ensure MOW Engineering has accurate and current defect summaries for analysis.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

Assistant Transit Management Analyst I and II:

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