Executive Director of Prosecution Data Analytics

Executive Director of Prosecution Data Analytics

The New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) is the agency responsible for regulating New York City's taxicab and for-hire vehicle industry. TLC licenses and regulates over 130,000 vehicles and more than 175,000 drivers, making it the most active taxi and limousine regulatory agency in the United States. Aside from vehicles and drivers, TLC also regulates taxicab agents and for-hire vehicle bases, including popular app-based transportation services. The TLC plays a pivotal role in furthering public safety within New York City and is a lead agency in a citywide effort to reduce traffic-related injuries. One of the largest components of TLC's operations is the enforcement of agency and administrative code regulations. The Prosecution Division investigates and prosecutes summonses issued by TLC which consist of administrative, field and consumer-initiated complaints. Our division prosecutes a wide range of violations including reckless driving, unlicensed operation, illegal street pickups, harassment and leaving the scene of an accident. Prosecuting Attorneys represent TLC on cases heard before the Hearings Division of the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings and will gain robust hands-on litigation experience as they rotate through various prosecutorial assignments, including Consumer Intake, Settlements, Hearings and Appeals. - Serve as the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for the TLC Connect Project, representing the Prosecution Division's data and operational interests, ensuring system design aligns with legal and procedural workflows. - Oversee the management of the Administrative Summonsing Unit, including supervising staff, helping manage creation of new workflows and processes. Ensuring compliance with internal protocols, and working closely with Legal, Enforcement and Licensing to maintain the accuracy and timeliness of violations issuance and adjudication. - Direct the operations of the Consumer Complaints Unit (CCU), including indirectly supervising data analysts and case managers who handle incoming complaints, track trends in licensee behavior, and ensure timely prosecution. Provide leadership in integrating data analysis into complaint resolution strategies to support targeted enforcement and policy recommendations. - Lead the design and implementation of data-driven workflow improvements using technologies such as SQL Server, Power BI, and SSRS. Develop automated solutions to streamline processes across all Prosecution units, reducing manual workload and increasing accuracy. - Supervise the development of tracking and analytics systems within the CCU to monitor complaint outcomes, staff performance, and unit efficiency. Use SQL Server queries, Power BI dashboards, and SSRS reports to generate actionable insights for senior leadership and to inform policy and operational decisions. - Create and maintain automated tools to improve the field settlements process, increasing the efficiency of case resolution through real-time data access and reporting. Develop reports and dashboards to monitor trends, backlogs, and compliance metrics. - Serve as a liaison and backup to the Associate Commissioner of Prosecution and Managing Attorney for cross-departmental collaboration with IT, Licensing, and other TLC divisions, particularly in matters requiring technical and analytical expertise. - Represent the Prosecution Division as a backup delegate in senior staff meetings, providing updates on analytics initiatives, unit performance, and technology-driven improvements. Present data-informed recommendations to support strategic decision-making at the executive level.

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