Economic Development Program Specialist 1 (Agriculture)
Specific duties include, but are not limited to:
o Monitors agricultural economic development program performance, including the execution of contracts and review and approval of claims for payment. o Delivers and administers food and agricultural business development programs. o Provides technical assistance and solves economic development problems for NYS food producers, processors, agri-businesses, buyers, and customers. o Creates, maintains, and distributes agriculture-specific economic development program applications and materials. o Determines potential participants eligibility for various agricultural economic development funding programs. o Administers competitive grant programs that award funds to agricultural businesses, government entities and not-for-profits. o Identifies and assists in the development of new and expanded economic development programs and funding for agricultural business development. o Researches and compiles fiscal, contract or programmatic data and creates and maintains forms, records, and reports on the State's agricultural economic development programs. o Administers farm product marketing orders and assists in the establishment of new farm product marketing orders to market and promote farm products, and support market and farm production research. o Administers food and agricultural product marketing and promotion programs. o Identifies, plans, and conducts agricultural outreach, marketing and promotion programs with food and agriculture industry, buyers, vendors, and government agencies. o Represents and promotes the State's agriculture industry at trade shows, festivals, and agriculture producer site visits. o Develops, prepares, and maintains information that promote and market NYS agricultural commodities and products (e.g., Taste NY and NY Grown and Certified programs) to consumers, wholesalers, retailers, and the food industry.
Job Function
Specific duties include, but are not limited to:
o Monitors agricultural economic development program performance, including the execution of contracts and review and approval of claims for payment. o Delivers and administers food and agricultural business development programs. o Provides technical assistance and solves economic development problems for NYS food producers, processors, agri-businesses, buyers, and customers. o Creates, maintains, and distributes agriculture-specific economic development program applications and materials. o Determines potential participants eligibility for various agricultural economic development funding programs. o Administers competitive grant programs that award funds to agricultural businesses, government entities and not-for-profits. o Identifies and assists in the development of new and expanded economic development programs and funding for agricultural business development. o Researches and compiles fiscal, contract or programmatic data and creates and maintains forms, records, and reports on the State's agricultural economic development programs. o Administers farm product marketing orders and assists in the establishment of new farm product marketing orders to market and promote farm products, and support market and farm production research. o Administers food and agricultural product marketing and promotion programs. o Identifies, plans, and conducts agricultural outreach, marketing and promotion programs with food and agriculture industry, buyers, vendors, and government agencies. o Represents and promotes the State's agriculture industry at trade shows, festivals, and agriculture producer site visits. o Develops, prepares, and maintains information that promote and market NYS agricultural commodities and products (e.g., Taste NY and NY Grown and Certified programs) to consumers, wholesalers, retailers, and the food industry.
Salary Range:
From $56604 to $71980 Annually
Minimum Qualification
Reassignment
Qualifications:
One year of permanent competitive service as an Economic Development Program Specialist 1 (Agriculture), Grade 18. 70.1 Transfer
Qualifications:
One year of permanent, competitive service in a title designated as appropriate for transfer under Section 70.1 of the Civil Service Law AND a Bachelor's Degree or higher and two years of experience in agriculture, natural resource management, regional planning, economic development, manufacturing or food service fields that include business or program management, domestic or international marketing, conducting research, event planning or coordination, or developing or implementing strategies; or, one of the following:
1) Bachelor's degree or higher and one year of the above experience, and successful completion of a one-year traineeship. 2) Bachelor's degree or higher and successful completion of a two-year traineeship. 70.4 Transfer
Qualifications:
You must have permanent service in a title within two salary grades or one management/confidential grade and have served permanently for one year in that title. AND You must have passed the most recent Professional Career Opportunities examination (PCO). AND Two years of experience in agriculture, natural resource management, regional planning, economic development, manufacturing or food service fields that include business or program management, domestic or international marketing, conducting research, event planning or coordination, or developing or implementing strategies; or, one of the following:
Bachelor's degree or higher and one year of the above experience, and successful completion of a one year traineeship. Bachelor's degree or higher and successful completion of a two-year traineeship. 55-b/c Qualification:
1. If you are interested in this position, please submit a copy of your Department of Civil Service eligibility letter, your current resume and a cover letter by July 3, 2021 by using the below application link:
https:
//fs30.formsite.com/zMiW7u/rxkb6lyjhs/index.html 2. Information about the Workers with Disabilities 55-b and the Veterans with Disabilities employment program 55-c can be found at https:
//www.cs.ny.gov/dpm/c55.cfmEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
o Monitors agricultural economic development program performance, including the execution of contracts and review and approval of claims for payment. o Delivers and administers food and agricultural business development programs. o Provides technical assistance and solves economic development problems for NYS food producers, processors, agri-businesses, buyers, and customers. o Creates, maintains, and distributes agriculture-specific economic development program applications and materials. o Determines potential participants eligibility for various agricultural economic development funding programs. o Administers competitive grant programs that award funds to agricultural businesses, government entities and not-for-profits. o Identifies and assists in the development of new and expanded economic development programs and funding for agricultural business development. o Researches and compiles fiscal, contract or programmatic data and creates and maintains forms, records, and reports on the State's agricultural economic development programs. o Administers farm product marketing orders and assists in the establishment of new farm product marketing orders to market and promote farm products, and support market and farm production research. o Administers food and agricultural product marketing and promotion programs. o Identifies, plans, and conducts agricultural outreach, marketing and promotion programs with food and agriculture industry, buyers, vendors, and government agencies. o Represents and promotes the State's agriculture industry at trade shows, festivals, and agriculture producer site visits. o Develops, prepares, and maintains information that promote and market NYS agricultural commodities and products (e.g., Taste NY and NY Grown and Certified programs) to consumers, wholesalers, retailers, and the food industry.
Job Function
Specific duties include, but are not limited to:
o Monitors agricultural economic development program performance, including the execution of contracts and review and approval of claims for payment. o Delivers and administers food and agricultural business development programs. o Provides technical assistance and solves economic development problems for NYS food producers, processors, agri-businesses, buyers, and customers. o Creates, maintains, and distributes agriculture-specific economic development program applications and materials. o Determines potential participants eligibility for various agricultural economic development funding programs. o Administers competitive grant programs that award funds to agricultural businesses, government entities and not-for-profits. o Identifies and assists in the development of new and expanded economic development programs and funding for agricultural business development. o Researches and compiles fiscal, contract or programmatic data and creates and maintains forms, records, and reports on the State's agricultural economic development programs. o Administers farm product marketing orders and assists in the establishment of new farm product marketing orders to market and promote farm products, and support market and farm production research. o Administers food and agricultural product marketing and promotion programs. o Identifies, plans, and conducts agricultural outreach, marketing and promotion programs with food and agriculture industry, buyers, vendors, and government agencies. o Represents and promotes the State's agriculture industry at trade shows, festivals, and agriculture producer site visits. o Develops, prepares, and maintains information that promote and market NYS agricultural commodities and products (e.g., Taste NY and NY Grown and Certified programs) to consumers, wholesalers, retailers, and the food industry.
Salary Range:
From $56604 to $71980 Annually
Minimum Qualification
Reassignment
Qualifications:
One year of permanent competitive service as an Economic Development Program Specialist 1 (Agriculture), Grade 18. 70.1 Transfer
Qualifications:
One year of permanent, competitive service in a title designated as appropriate for transfer under Section 70.1 of the Civil Service Law AND a Bachelor's Degree or higher and two years of experience in agriculture, natural resource management, regional planning, economic development, manufacturing or food service fields that include business or program management, domestic or international marketing, conducting research, event planning or coordination, or developing or implementing strategies; or, one of the following:
1) Bachelor's degree or higher and one year of the above experience, and successful completion of a one-year traineeship. 2) Bachelor's degree or higher and successful completion of a two-year traineeship. 70.4 Transfer
Qualifications:
You must have permanent service in a title within two salary grades or one management/confidential grade and have served permanently for one year in that title. AND You must have passed the most recent Professional Career Opportunities examination (PCO). AND Two years of experience in agriculture, natural resource management, regional planning, economic development, manufacturing or food service fields that include business or program management, domestic or international marketing, conducting research, event planning or coordination, or developing or implementing strategies; or, one of the following:
Bachelor's degree or higher and one year of the above experience, and successful completion of a one year traineeship. Bachelor's degree or higher and successful completion of a two-year traineeship. 55-b/c Qualification:
1. If you are interested in this position, please submit a copy of your Department of Civil Service eligibility letter, your current resume and a cover letter by July 3, 2021 by using the below application link:
https:
//fs30.formsite.com/zMiW7u/rxkb6lyjhs/index.html 2. Information about the Workers with Disabilities 55-b and the Veterans with Disabilities employment program 55-c can be found at https:
//www.cs.ny.gov/dpm/c55.cfmEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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