Transportation Design Engineer

Responsibilities

• Drafting roadway design plans (i.e., sign & marking, pedestrian and bicycle improvements, transit stop improvements, and maintenance of traffic)
• Reviewing site plans to provide technical expertise concerning transportation safety and operations
• Conducting safety investigations to develop short-term and long-term design alternatives for small scale transportation enhancements to improve safety, mobility, and access
• Supporting the County’s Neighborhood Complete Streets (NCS) Program by analyzing safety needs, developing technical design drawings, and providing program guidance
• Performing traffic operational analyses and developing design alternatives for enhancements to the roadway network
• Communicating with the public by gathering transportation-related data to investigate customer concerns
• Developing, reviewing and/or evaluating procedural guidelines, technical standards, and policies

• Bachelor’s Degree in Civil/Transportation Engineering or related field
• Significant professional-level engineering experience post-Bachelor’s; or considerable professional-level transportation engineering work experience post-Bachelor’s plus at least one of the required certifications
• Progressively responsible significant professional-level engineering work experience post-Bachelor’s; or significant professional-level transportation engineering work experience post-Bachelor’s plus at least two of the required certifications
• Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering may be substituted for one year of engineering experience
• Experience in project management
• Experience investigating transportation operational and safety concerns
• Experience in GIS programming, coding, manipulation, as well as CAD design and review
• Engineer in Training (EIT) or Licensed Professional Engineer (PE)