Jake Moskal currently serves as Career Services Manager at Jewish Family Services of Western New York. In his role, he oversees the department and leads a team that is responsible for helping refugees in Buffalo become self-sufficient through gainful employment. The department also provides extended case management services, career development for individuals with disabilities, and career counseling for individuals in the community. In his prior role at Jewish Family Services, he served as a Job Developer, where he developed and maintained relationships with employers, provided job placement services, and helped refugees achieve their goals of becoming self-sufficient. Jake also has experience as a Job Coach at Community Services for Every1, where he helped individuals with disabilities enter the workforce and maintain their positions. In his free time, Jake has been a long-time volunteer at the Little Portion Friary Shelter and sits on the board of Mental Health Association of Niagara Falls as general board member. Jake is an Economic Opportunity Fellow with the Aspen Institute. He holds a BA in Economics and Philosophy from SUNY Albany, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude.

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