5 jobs found in Voorheesville

The Community Specialist is responsible for coordinating and delivering programs for the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Albany County Home Energy Assistance (HEAP) and Summer Youth Employment Programs designed to assist low-income, vulnerable, and youth populations in the community. The Community Specialist assists with other programs as assigned. This position also helps participants make connections to other Extension resources and programs, regularly collaborating with other CCE Albany staff and departments. The Community Specialist works as part of a flexible team - performing responsibilities which can change based on Association needs, new initiatives, etc. We firmly believe in work-life balance and provide generous paid time off. This position is full-time. Compensation is paid at the rate of $25.05 per hour and includes 21 Vacation days, 14 Holidays, 3 Personal days and 12 Sick days annually. Mileage for work related travel is reimbursed. Excellent benefits...

Location: 3 Maple Rd - Voorheesville, New York 12186 Job Summary Be a problem solver, trusted advisor, and partner to the people and businesses in our KeyBank communities. As a Lead Teller, you act as a resource in identifying and resolving client servicing issues, serve as the primary troubleshooter for complex problems and client service needs, and enhance client relationships with Key by providing distinctive quality service in branch. Lead Tellers ask questions and listen to clients to uncover financial needs and transition clients to a banker to have a deeper financial wellness conversation. Lead Tellers help observe and provide coaching to Tellers to enhance the client experience and operational effectiveness and are responsible for day-to-day Teller scheduling, staffing issues, and branch compliance with regulatory, security, and internal audit controls. At KeyBank, we believe it's our opportunity and our privilege to help our clients move forward in their...

Location: 3 Maple Rd - Voorheesville, New York 12186 Job Summary Be a problem solver, trusted advisor, and partner to the people and businesses in our KeyBank communities. As a Lead Teller, you act as a resource in identifying and resolving client servicing issues, serve as the primary troubleshooter for complex problems and client service needs, and enhance client relationships with Key by providing distinctive quality service in branch. Lead Tellers ask questions and listen to clients to uncover financial needs and transition clients to a banker to have a deeper financial wellness conversation. Lead Tellers help observe and provide coaching to Tellers to enhance the client experience and operational effectiveness and are responsible for day-to-day Teller scheduling, staffing issues, and branch compliance with regulatory, security, and internal audit controls. At KeyBank, we believe it's our opportunity and our privilege to help our clients move forward in their...

The Regional Ag. Entrepreneurship & Market Development Educator empowers new and aspiring farmers to turn their ideas into successful, sustainable businesses. This role creates engaging educational experiences for those with ten or fewer years of farming experience, offering practical skills, market insight, and confidence needed to build strong, competitive operations. In addition, the position also provides education in overall farm marketing and management. The role operates independently with limited direct supervision to meet or exceed program goals. The Capital Area Agricultural and Horticultural Program (CAAHP) supports farmers and producers through hands-on education, outreach, and technical guidance. As part of a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team, the educator serves as a connector - linking farmers with Cornell experts, peers, service providers, and partner institutions across the region. The position also contributes to CAAHP's advisory structure and...

Community Energy Advisors help residents, multifamily property owners, and small businesses - especially in low-to-moderate income and priority communities - understand and use energy-saving and clean-energy options across the region. This work includes helping others navigate New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) programs and opportunities. The role involves sharing practical information, answering questions, helping people apply for energy-efficiency programs, and addressing challenges that may prevent them from improving the health, safety, and efficiency of their homes or buildings. Advisors also represent the program at community events, lead existing energy-education workshops, and build working relationships with local energy contractors. Community Energy Advisors work as part of a flexible team and responsibilities may shift based on organizational needs and new initiatives. Energy Advisors work primarily out of an office and frequently...