Summer Day Camp Site Director in New York City

Role Overview nory-co is hiring a Summer Day Camp Site Director in New York City. This position manages day-to-day camp operations, focusing on safety and a positive experience for every camper. What You Will Do Oversee all aspects of summer camp operations on site Lead and support a team of camp counselors Coordinate daily schedules and activities for campers Act as the main contact for parents and guardians Location New York City

About the Role nory-co is hiring a Summer Day Camp Site Coordinator in New York City. This position manages daily camp operations and helps create a safe, welcoming, and engaging atmosphere for campers. The coordinator leads staff and supports activities that encourage growth and development for everyone who attends.

Join our dedicated team at AHRC New York City as a Summer Camp Counselor for children with special needs in beautiful Upstate New York. This role offers an opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the lives of children while gaining valuable experience in a supportive and inclusive environment.As a Summer Camp Counselor, you will be responsible for creating a safe, engaging, and fun atmosphere for campers. You'll assist in planning and facilitating activities that cater to the unique needs and interests of each child. Your compassion, patience, and enthusiasm will help foster a nurturing environment that promotes growth and development.

Role Overview nory-co is hiring a Summer Camp Staff Development Coach in New York City. This position focuses on training and supporting camp staff to help create a positive experience for campers throughout the summer. What You Will Do Collaborate with camp leaders to design and update training modules for staff. Lead workshops and hands-on sessions that build skills and confidence among staff members. Offer ongoing guidance and support to help staff deliver a safe, engaging camp environment. What We Look For Experience or strong interest in youth development and coaching. Ability to work well with teams and motivate others. Clear communication and a supportive approach to training.

About the Role nory-co is hiring Summer Day Camp Counselors for locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Counselors guide children through daily activities, encourage participation, and help build a positive camp atmosphere. What You'll Do Lead and supervise groups of children during camp sessions Organize and facilitate games, crafts, and other hands-on activities Maintain a safe, supportive, and enjoyable environment Act as a role model and help campers build friendships and confidence Who We're Looking For Enthusiastic and responsible individuals Ready to inspire and engage children Committed to creating memorable summer experiences Positions are available in both Manhattan and Brooklyn.

POSITION OVERVIEWThe Events Manager is instrumental in propelling the mission of the Foundation for Jewish Camp (FJC) by spearheading the planning, coordination, and execution of the organization’s events and gatherings. This role guarantees that all events, including pivotal occasions such as the Leaders Assembly and various professional convenings, exemplify FJC’s commitment to excellence, creativity, and hospitality. The Events Manager directly manages a diverse array of significant FJC events while also providing support to teams throughout the organization in planning and executing additional programs and gatherings. By fostering robust systems, tools, and training, the Events Manager ensures that each FJC event, whether centrally coordinated or department-led, meets high standards for quality, warmth, and inclusivity, creating impactful experiences that capture the essence of Jewish camp. Collaborating closely with teams across the organization, as well as FJC’s development and operations teams, the Events Manager oversees logistics, contracts, vendor relationships, and budgets, ensuring smooth execution and alignment with organizational objectives.KEY RESPONSIBILITIESEvent Planning & Management• Utilize a deep understanding of FJC’s organizational priorities and departmental needs to identify which events will be directly managed by the Events Manager and which will receive staff guidance and oversight. Establish clear parameters for event ownership, coordination, and support to maintain consistency and efficiency throughout the organization.• Direct the planning and execution of FJC’s flagship events, including the biennial Leaders Assembly, ensuring all components, such as content, logistics, and participant experience, are coordinated with utmost excellence.• Manage event timelines, oversee vendor relationships, and coordinate with internal teams to ensure deadlines and objectives are met efficiently.• Oversee event budgets, encompassing revenue and expenses, ensuring fiscal accuracy and accountability.• Create and maintain FJC’s comprehensive calendar of events, programs, and activities, while monitoring partner organization calendars to prevent scheduling conflicts.• Act as the primary staff member for designated events, managing all logistical elements, including transportation, venue selection, hotel accommodations, catering, audio/visual needs, and speaker coordination.• Assist staff in executing events where this role is not the lead, providing consultation, resources, and oversight based on logistics and event management best practices.Systems & Process Development• Establish and enhance event planning processes and operational protocols to ensure consistency and efficiency across FJC events.• Develop budgetary guidelines and standard operating procedures for event planning, vendor management, and contract negotiations to streamline operations.

Join Our Team!At CAMP, we believe in the power of play and creating memorable experiences for families. As a part-time Sales Associate at our 5th Avenue location in New York, you will play a crucial role in delivering an unforgettable retail experience. Your mission will be to engage families, showcase our unique products, and make sure every visit feels magical.Key Responsibilities:Bring the CAMP brand to life by engaging with families, understanding their interests, and introducing them to products that spark joy.Welcome each guest with a personalized greeting and create a fun atmosphere from the moment they enter.Interactively demonstrate products and participate in the CAMP experience, making shopping enjoyable for all ages.Assist in maintaining store presentation and inventory management.If you have a passion for retail and love working with families, we want to hear from you!

Join our dedicated team at AHRC New York City as a Summer Camp Medical Technician for Special Needs! This position offers an exciting opportunity to make a profound impact in the lives of children with special needs during our summer camp program. You will be responsible for providing essential medical support, ensuring the health and safety of our campers while promoting a fun and inclusive environment.Your role will involve administering medications, managing health records, and collaborating closely with camp staff to address the unique needs of each camper. If you are passionate about making a difference and possess the necessary skills, we invite you to apply!

Role Overview The City of New York is hiring an Executive Director to guide major initiatives focused on improving life throughout New York City. This position carries responsibility for setting direction, managing day-to-day operations, and building strong relationships with community partners. Key Responsibilities Lead strategic planning efforts to advance citywide goals Oversee operational management for ongoing and new initiatives Develop and maintain partnerships with community organizations Shape and implement policies that support equity, sustainability, and innovation in neighborhoods across the city Location This role is based in New York City.

The City of New York is seeking a highly skilled and motivated individual for the position of Deputy Director (Technical). This pivotal role involves overseeing technical operations, ensuring effective project management, and driving innovation within the organization. The successful candidate will collaborate with various departments to optimize processes and implement cutting-edge solutions that align with the city's goals.

About NORY NORY is a STEM camp provider serving New York City and Boston. Each year, over 4,000 children join NORY camps for hands-on learning that builds innovation, critical thinking, and leadership skills. Instagram: bit.ly/noryi LinkedIn: bit.ly/norylink Summer Camp Video: bit.ly/noryvideo1 Role Overview The NYC Summer Camp Permits Coordinator manages the permitting process for NORY’s summer camps in New York City. This remote role is especially important during a medical leave transition and focuses on ensuring all NYC Department of Health (NYC DOH) requirements are met for the upcoming camp season. What You Will Do Oversee permit applications for approximately 8 summer camp locations. Prepare and submit all required NYC DOH forms and supporting documents. Track application statuses and inspection schedules, maintaining regular contact with DOH representatives. Maintain accurate digital records of permits, forms, and correspondence. Share updates and requests with internal teams, including Site Directors, Operations, and Leadership. Organize compliance materials for DOH inspections, such as medical logs, staff forms, and site documentation. Provide ongoing administrative and logistical support throughout the permit review and inspection process. (Optional extension) During summer, work with Site Directors and camp staff to support ongoing compliance and respond to DOH requirements as needed.

Join the City of New York as the Director of DevOps, where you will lead our innovative technology initiatives to enhance operational efficiency and service delivery across various city departments. Your strategic vision and technical expertise will drive the implementation of effective DevOps practices, fostering a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement.As a key member of the leadership team, you will oversee the development and maintenance of our infrastructure, ensuring scalability and security of our services. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to streamline workflows and improve deployment processes, ultimately contributing to the city's mission of providing exceptional public services.

Role Overview The City of New York is hiring a Site Manager to oversee projects across New York City. This position manages daily site operations, enforces safety standards, and leads teams to meet project goals. What You Will Do Supervise site activities and coordinate project schedules Ensure all work complies with safety regulations and city requirements Lead and support a team of professionals on site Communicate with stakeholders to keep projects on track What We Look For Proven experience managing teams and site operations Strong leadership and organizational skills Attention to detail and commitment to safety Clear, effective communication with people from varied backgrounds This role offers the chance to contribute to projects that shape New York City. Candidates who value teamwork and project success are encouraged to apply.

Role Overview nory-co is hiring Summer Day Camp Assistant Teachers for programs in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Assistant Teachers help create a positive, engaging space for children to learn and play during camp sessions. What You Will Do Support lead teachers with daily camp activities and routines Encourage curiosity and participation among campers Help maintain a safe, welcoming environment for all children Assist with setup, cleanup, and transitions between activities Location Positions are available in both Manhattan and Brooklyn, New York.

About BEAMBridge to Enter Advanced Mathematics (BEAM) is dedicated to creating pathways for students from low-income and underrepresented backgrounds to excel as scientists, mathematicians, engineers, and computer scientists.We ensure that BEAM students receive the same high-quality STEM preparation as their more affluent peers. Our commitment to their success is evident through engaging programming that spans from middle school to college graduation. This includes rigorous mathematical training, building dynamic communities, and providing support during critical life transitions such as college admissions and financial aid.Since our inception in 2011, we have expanded from a modest summer program serving just 17 students to a comprehensive national initiative, currently supporting over 450 students across six summer sites and more than 600 students in year-round programs in New York City and Los Angeles. Our BEAM National pilot now impacts around 1000 elementary-aged students across seven states, working to establish a nationwide pathway inspired by our local efforts. A quasi-experimental study highlights our success: students attending our 7th grade summer program are 1.3 times more likely to declare a STEM major compared to their peers.Join the BEAM Team!This summer, we are looking for passionate leaders to step into the role of Associate Site Director for our Summer Away programs in New York. This position is not just a summer job; it’s a chance to lead, mentor, and inspire the future generation of STEM leaders!

About NORY NORY designs hands-on learning experiences that help children in New York City and Boston grow as creative thinkers, problem solvers, and leaders. As the largest STEM camp provider in NYC, NORY welcomes over 4,000 campers each year. The team aims to make every camp session memorable and meaningful, often described as the 'Disney World of STEM education.' Instagram: bit.ly/noryi LinkedIn: bit.ly/norylink Summer Camp Video: bit.ly/noryvideo1 Role Overview: Summer Operations Intern (New York City) NORY is looking for a Summer Operations Intern to join the team at the Midtown Manhattan headquarters. This role suits someone who is motivated, resourceful, and eager to learn in a mission-driven startup setting. The intern will support day-to-day camp operations, help with staffing and logistics, and take on administrative projects. Problem-solving skills and a collaborative mindset will help ensure camp runs smoothly for thousands of children. What Makes This Internship Stand Out Impact: Interns can share ideas and see them put into action. Learning: Work closely with leaders from different departments and learn quickly. Career Growth: Build practical skills in operations, administration, and educational technology. Purpose: Contribute to STEM education that shapes the lives of thousands of children each summer. Skills and Knowledge Gained Managing supply chains and inventory for educational programs Understanding staff management systems Running administrative operations in a growing startup Supporting educational program planning and execution

Join TBWA\Chiat\Day as a Project Manager, where you'll lead innovative projects and collaborate with a dynamic team of professionals. In this role, you will oversee project workflows, ensure timely delivery, and maintain client relationships. Your expertise will be crucial in driving project success and delivering exceptional results.

About the Role AHRC New York City is seeking Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) for its summer camp in East Jewett, Upstate New York. This seasonal position centers on supporting children with special needs during their camp experience. What You Will Do Monitor and maintain the health and safety of campers throughout daily activities Deliver direct nursing care, including medication administration and basic first aid Respond promptly to medical needs and emergencies Work closely with camp staff to foster a caring, inclusive environment Support children so they can participate fully in camp programs Who Should Apply Registered Nurses (RNs) or Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) with a current New York license Individuals who value compassionate care and teamwork Those interested in making a positive impact on children with special needs This is a summer position based in East Jewett, surrounded by the natural beauty of Upstate New York.

Join Alloy as a Site Reliability Engineer and play a crucial role in ensuring the reliability, availability, and performance of our systems. You will work closely with development teams to design and implement robust infrastructure solutions that enable seamless user experiences. Your expertise will be vital in maintaining our high standards for uptime and efficiency.

About Legora Legora builds AI-driven solutions for the legal sector, partnering directly with legal professionals to create tools that support better insights and decision-making. Our platform is trusted by major global firms, including Cleary Gottlieb and Goodwin, and is used in over 40 countries. We focus on continuous improvement and innovation, working closely with users to ensure our technology truly meets their needs. Site Reliability Engineer – New York City (On-site) Legora is looking for a Site Reliability Engineer to join the founding SRE team at our New York City engineering hub. This role is based fully on-site, five days a week. The position centers on maintaining and improving the reliability and performance of our platform as we expand. Expect to work side by side with experienced engineers, focusing on production systems, observability, incident response, and automation. What You Will Do Oversee and improve production services, including deployments, monitoring, and system health. Develop and maintain observability tools for metrics, logs, and traces, aiming for high-quality signals and minimal noise. Help define Service Level Indicators (SLIs) and Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and set up alerting and reliability metrics for key services. Participate in on-call rotations, contribute to post-incident reviews, and help implement measures to prevent future issues. Location Requirement This role requires working on-site at Legora’s New York City office, Monday through Friday. In-person collaboration is core to how we work and deliver results.