| Messenger - EduTech (2 Positions) | | Position Summary The Messenger operates institutional cars, trucks, or vans to ensure the secure, timely, and efficient transport of internal mail, educational materials, sensitive records, and equipment between campus locations, district schools, administrative offices, and post offices. This role requires careful route planning, strict compliance with student privacy laws, and safe driving protocols. Core Responsibilities: - Vehicle & Delivery Operations: Safely operate a school owned car or van to transport interoffice mail, curriculum materials, test booklets, and supply orders. Meet fixed daily route schedules linking various campus facilities.
- Logistics & Inventory Tracking: Print picklists for outgoing deliveries. Collect and confirm all equipment and deliver to assigned locations. Obtain formal signoffs for all deliveries, and upon return, enter correct quantities delivered and pertinent notes into our proprietary project management software. Use handheld scanners to inventory all returned equipment and report any untagged or unrecognized equipment to the Stock Clerk.
- Customer Service & Safety: Provide professional, polite service during pickups and drop-offs. Operate delivery vehicles in strict compliance with local traffic laws and safety guidelines. Conduct daily pre-and post-trip vehicle inspections (fluids, tires, lights). Report maintenance needs promptly to the fleet manager. Cleaning interior and exterior of truck on regular basis.
- Warehouse Support: Sort incoming mail, organize inventory, and assist with general facility tasks (such as sweeping, cleaning) when not driving a route.
| $16.00-$18.55/HR |
| Application Support Manager (Provisional) | | Illustrative only -
Plans, assigns, supervises, and reviews the work of staff engaged in application support and New York State data reporting; -
Coordinates application development, configuration, implementation, maintenance, and support activities for BOCES programs and component school districts; -
Oversees the operation and support of applications and data systems used for instructional, administrative, and regulatory reporting purposes; -
Supervises processes related to New York State data reporting to ensure accuracy, timeliness, and compliance with applicable requirements; -
Works with BOCES departments, component school districts, and vendors to identify system needs and implement application solutions; -
Reviews system changes and enhancements to ensure operational requirements and data integrity standards are met; -
Coordinates internal and external resources to support application projects within established timelines; -
Acts as liaison with vendors and stakeholders regarding application issues, enhancements, and system performance; -
Ensures compliance with applicable Federal, State, and BOCES policies relating to data security, privacy, and system access; -
Develops and maintains documentation and procedures related to supported applications and data systems. | $85,000 - $95,000 |
| IT Training Coordinator (Provisional) | | -
Designs, coordinates, and facilitates agency-wide technology training programs covering computer systems, end-user software, technology coordinators’ cloud applications, and digital workplace tools. -
Advises departments and component school districts on technology planning and implementation, including hardware deployment, software adoption, cloud migration, and systems integration. -
Develops and delivers training modules that familiarize employees with core digital systems, productivity suites, and technology best practices. -
Develops and administers advanced and role-specific technology training, including data tools, instructional technology platforms, specialized software, and other digital resources. -
Assists with configuring and customizing new applications and existing systems to support training objectives, optimize workflows, and address departmental technology needs. -
Maintains digital resources and documentation, including file structures, knowledge bases, standard operating procedures, operational runbooks used in technology operations, and related technology resources. -
Evaluates, tests, and recommends software solutions, digital learning tools, cloud-based technologies, and enterprise applications to leadership based on organizational needs and emerging technology trends. -
Establishes and supports user groups and communities of practice that foster collaboration, shared learning, and the exchange of best practices related to digital tools and data systems. -
Develops and distributes digital communications regarding technology initiatives, system updates, available technology resources, and training opportunities. -
Represents the department or agency at technology conferences, workshops, seminars, and other professional development events and activities. | $75,000 - $85,000 |
| IT Support Tech I | | Job Description: This involves providing technical support including maintenance and installation for desktop and mobile device software and hardware. The incumbent must analyze and resolve problems relating to the above statement. Work is performed under the general supervision of a higher staff member. Supervision over the work of others is not a responsibility of this position. Does related work as required. | $40,560.00 - $43,947.03 |
| Financial Services Program Manager | | Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES is seeking a Financial Services Program Manager to lead the support, implementation, training, and ongoing management of financial software systems used by component school districts. This leadership position supervises a team of financial software specialists and serves as a key resource for school district business offices, technology staff, and administrators. The successful candidate will oversee financial application services related to accounting, payroll, budgeting, and financial reporting, while ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. This role combines staff supervision, project management, customer service, technical support, and financial systems expertise. Essential Responsibilities Leadership & Program Management - Supervise, train, and support staff responsible for implementing and maintaining financial software systems.
- Develop and implement service plans for component school districts.
- Assist in budgeting, service planning, and cost projections for software implementations and upgrades.
- Coordinate financial software review committees, user groups, and regional collaboration efforts.
- Prepare and present written and verbal reports regarding program activities and outcomes.
Financial Software Support & Training - Provide training to school district personnel on financial software applications, from beginner through advanced levels.
- Support financial management systems used for accounting, payroll, budgeting, and related business functions.
- Research, test, install, and maintain financial software applications and updates.
- Troubleshoot software and hardware issues both remotely and onsite.
- Format and convert data between software platforms when districts transition to new systems.
- Maintain documentation, training materials, manuals, newsletters, and software communications.
Customer Support & Consultation - Partner with district administrators and technology teams to assess needs and recommend technology solutions.
- Serve as a liaison between school district personnel, software vendors, and regulatory agencies.
- Advise districts on software purchases, upgrades, and best practices.
- Coordinate technology-related projects that impact financial operations.
Compliance & Reporting - Assist districts with year-end fiscal processing and financial reporting requirements.
- Prepare or support financial reports, including W-2s, 1099s, retirement reporting, and other required submissions.
- Ensure payroll and earnings information is accurately reported according to federal and state requirements.
- Stay current on emerging technologies, regulatory changes, and industry best practices.
Technical Operations - Perform software installation, configuration, maintenance, and user administration activities.
- Support network-based and standalone financial software environments.
- Maintain inventories of computer-related equipment used in supported districts.
- Track software licensing, purchases, and service records.
| $100,000 - $120,000 |
| Financial Services Program Coordinator (Provisional) | | The work involves responsibility for training and instructing component school district personnel using financial software applications supported by Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES (BOCES) Educational Technology Services. The position is located at the Regional Support Center in Newark, NY 14513. | $60,000 - $70,000 |