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Whether you’re maintaining infrastructure, advancing essential city operations, or supporting utilities, NYC’s latest job exams offer diverse paths to serve the public — both on the ground and behind the scenes.
Looking for a rewarding career with stability, benefits, and the chance to make a difference in your community? What are you waiting for — take a civil service test this month!
The Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) has announced new civil service exams open for application this month, with opportunities across operations, mechanical maintenance, and more.
New York City’s civil service exams open the door to numerous opportunities within various city agencies. Whether you’re interested in technical work, skilled trades, or operational support, there’s a position that matches your skills and passions.
Taking a civil service test is the first step toward a fulfilling career in public service. The process is straightforward, and many resources are available to help you prepare and succeed. Plus, passing the exam puts you on the path to becoming a valued city employee, contributing to the welfare and progress of our great city.
For more information, visit: https://cityjobs.nyc.gov/
Highlights of April’s exams include:
Chemical Engineering Intern – Accepting Applications Through 4/21
Chemical Engineering Interns, under direct supervision, perform elementary chemical engineering work in the field, office or laboratory and receive training in engineering work of moderate difficulty and responsibility on the Assistant Chemical Engineer level. The work and training may be in one or more of the following engineering areas: development, design, construction, inspection, operations, maintenance, etc., including associated reports and correspondence. Chemical Engineering Interns may drive motor vehicles in the performance of assigned duties. All Chemical Engineering Interns perform related work.
Environmental Engineering Intern – Accepting Applications Through 4/21
Environmental Engineering Interns, under direct supervision, perform elementary environmental and/or fire protection engineering work in the field, office or laboratory and receive training in engineering work of moderate difficulty and responsibility on the Assistant Environmental Engineer level. The work and training may be in one or more of the following engineering areas: development, design, drafting, specifications, estimating, construction, inspection, operations, maintenance, including associated reports and correspondence; may operate a motor vehicle in the performance of assigned duties. All Environmental Engineering Interns perform related work.
Mechanical Engineering Intern – Accepting Applications Through 4/21
Mechanical Engineering Interns, under direct supervision, perform elementary mechanical engineering work in the field, office or laboratory and receive training in engineering work of moderate difficulty and responsibility on the Assistant Mechanical Engineer level. The work and training may be in one or more of the following engineering areas: development, design, construction, inspection, operations, maintenance, etc., including associated reports and correspondence. Mechanical Engineering Interns may drive motor vehicles in the performance of assigned duties. All Mechanical Engineering Interns perform related work.
Auto Mechanic – Accepting Applications Through 4/21
Auto Mechanics, under supervision, overhaul, repair and maintain engines, motors and motor-powered equipment, component assemblies, and component systems used in automotive, construction and special purpose equipment powered by internal combustion engines. They act as “troubleshooters” in determining mechanical and electrical defects; overhaul, maintain and repair internal combustion engines, motors and motor-powered equipment, including brake systems, transmissions, ignition systems, rear ends, differential assemblies, fuel systems, hydraulic systems, electronic systems, and other related components and systems. All Auto Mechanics perform related work.
Auto Mechanic (CUNY) – Accepting Applications Through 4/21
For the City University of New York (CUNY) only. Auto Mechanics (CUNY), under supervision, overhaul, repair and maintain engines and component assemblies used in automotive and construction activities and all other equipment powered by internal combustion engines. They act as “troubleshooters” in determining mechanical and electrical problems through the use of diagnostic equipment as necessary; make minor repairs and adjustments in the field so that a vehicle may be returned to the garage or repair shop under its own power. All Auto Mechanics (CUNY) perform related work.
About the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
The NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) makes city government work for all New Yorkers. Our commitment to equity, effectiveness, and sustainability guides our work providing city agencies with the resources and support needed to succeed, including:
- Recruiting, hiring, and training city employees
- Managing 55 public buildings
- Acquiring, selling, and leasing city property
- Purchasing over $1 billion in goods and services for city agencies
- Overseeing the greenest municipal vehicle fleet in the country
- Leading the city’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions from government operations
Learn more about DCAS by visiting nyc.gov/dcas or by following us on X, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and listening to the Inside Citywide podcast.
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