Transportation Infrastructure Program Analyst

Overview

Transportation Infrastructure Program Analyst – responsible for implementing and maintaining organizational programs in support of national transportation project initiatives. The role involves working with stakeholders to review contracts and project cost accounting, assisting with tactical planning, analyzing data, and communicating results to enable the delivery of physical infrastructure projects such as bridges, tunnels, railroads, and multimodal transportation transfer stations.

• Implement and maintain organizational programs in support of national transportation project initiatives.
• Work with key stakeholders to review contracts and project cost accounting.
• Assist with tactical planning, analyze, review, synthesize, and communicate data and results to enable delivery of physical infrastructure projects such as bridges, tunnels, railroads, and multimodal transportation transfer stations.
• Prioritize projects in alignment with client expectations and business needs.
• Ensure project management communication to achieve goals and quality standards.
• Participate in routine regional site visits and stakeholder meetings.
• Present ideas persuasively in written deliverables and verbal presentation formats, including status reports.

• 10+ years of experience in a professional work environment.
• Experience working in the transportation field as a subject matter expert.
• Experience with client and project management for public sector engineering or transportation planning efforts.
• Knowledge of rail transportation, transit systems, engineering, capital planning, construction, grants management, or environmental permitting.
• Ability to present ideas persuasively in written deliverables and verbal presentations, including status reports and presentations.
• Ability to participate in routine regional site visits and stakeholder meetings.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust or Suitability/Fitness determination based on client requirements.
• Bachelor’s degree.

• Experience working in a Project Management Office (PMO) style team.
• Experience with risk assessment or risk management.
• Ability to manage multiple assignments in a multi-disciplinary project team environment.
• Ability to solve complex client problems and prioritize and manage work across multiple work efforts or clients independently.
• Possession of excellent leadership and analytical skills.
• Master’s degree.
• Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification or Construction Management Certification.

Compensation range: $77,600 to $176,000 annually. Benefits include health, life, disability, financial, and retirement plans, paid leave, professional development, tuition assistance, work‑life programs, and dependent care.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to disability, status as a protected veteran or any other status protected by applicable federal, state, local, or international law.