Entry Level Traffic Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-19
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Engineering
Safety Engineer, Aerospace / Aviation / Avionics -
Transportation
Aerospace / Aviation / Avionics
Description
SRF Consulting Group, Inc. creates lasting solutions to strengthen communities. SRF’s engineers, planners, and designers collaborate with our clients and their partners to ensure meaningful results for the most challenging projects and enrich everyday experiences. Our award-winning projects range from designing roadways, trails, and bridges to planning statewide transportation systems, to revitalizing neighborhoods and urban spaces. At SRF, our employee-owners help shape the culture and future of our business and our communities.
As a 100 percent employee-owned company, team members share in the company’s growth and prosperity and receive stock ownership on a vesting schedule for their retirement. Our culture offers frequent company wide events, clubs, and sports teams, as well as opportunities to give back to the community. SRF also provides employees with the following:
- 401(k) and company match plan, Comprehensive health benefits package.
- Competitive salaries, Paid professional certifications and memberships.
- Flex-time scheduling, Generous time-off programs, and Vacation time carry-over.
- Multiple professional development programs.
SRF’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is a cornerstone of our culture and success. Individual differences, life experiences, and talents drive our innovation and our approach. Everyone is welcome, differences are celebrated, and horizons are limitless.
Our dynamic and successful Traffic Operations Group is seeking a full-time Entry Level Traffic Engineer to join our collaborate Traffic Engineering team to deliver exciting projects for state DOTs, Counties, and Cities. As an Entry Level Traffic Engineer, you would be responsible for the planning, operations, and management of dynamic transportation systems, including urban corridors, freeways, and transit systems. This position would be based in our Minneapolis, MN office.
Responsibilities:
- Intersection control evaluations and traffic signal/roundabout justification reports.
- Traffic data collection and field observations.
- Conduct technical analysis using traffic simulation and modeling programs.
- Concept development and alternatives analysis.
- Corridor signal timing and operations.
- Multimodal transportation safety evaluations.
- Travel demand modeling.
- Dynamic traffic assignment (DTA).
- Mine and evaluate big data for transportation analytics and assessing various transportation-related performance measures.
- Transportation Management Plans (TMPs), asset management, and benefit-cost analysis (BCA).
- Connected vehicle signal applications.
- Develop documentation to support analysis work and transportation studies.
Requirements
Required Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and/or relevant degree;
Master’s degree a plus. - Zero (0) to four (4) years of traffic or transportation engineering experience.
- Strong analytical skills and technical writing ability.
- Excellent interpersonal and public communication skills.
- Ability to thrive within a cooperative team atmosphere.
- Passion for emerging transportation technologies and trends, as well as multimodal transportation including car, pedestrian, bicycle, and transit modes a plus.
- Valid driver’s license with an acceptable motor vehicle record.
Desired
Qualifications:
- Proficiency in several computer applications including word processing, spreadsheets, and experience with the following traffic engineering software a plus (Synchro/Sim Traffic, VISSIM, VISUM, RODEL, and HCS).
Salary: $80,500
Compensation is determined by various factors, including education, experience, skills, job location, internal equity, market analysis, and specific qualifications relevant to the role.
SRF Consulting Group values diverse talent and global experience. All candidates must be…
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