Engineering Specialist Senior

Job Classification:

Engineering Specialist Senior

Division/Bureau:

Operations Division/ Office of Traffic Engineering

Requisition No.

Employment Condition:

Permanent, Full-time, Day shift

Job Opening #:
97842

Note:

This position has flexibility to work a hybrid telework schedule or work in the office. The incumbent will be required to make a telework arrangement with their supervisor. The incumbent will be expected to work in the office as determined by policy and discussion with their supervisor as business needs dictate.

This position exists to act in an advisory capacity and provide recommendations to the Assistant State Signal and Lighting Engineer and the State Signal and Lighting Engineer that impact statewide traffic control signal systems and other traffic electrical systems design, construction, and operation; to provide technical expertise in traffic signal design and operation and other traffic electrical systems to MnDOT District Traffic Offices, other MnDOT offices, contractors, consultants, and other governmental agencies.

The responsibilities include:

• Write, recommend, and develop MnDOT traffic electrical systems construction and design standards, policies, and procedures.
• Maintain, recommend, and write MnDOT's approved products specifications.
• Research and analyze new products, materials, and construction methods for use on statewide traffic electrical systems.
• Lead and participate in signal and lighting training coordination and instruction.
• Represent the Central Office Traffic Engineering Signal and Lighting Unit in outside discussion and technical forums and in addressing research, new products, issues, and doing updates at the Traffic Engineering Organization (TEO) Signal and Lighting committees and other MnDOT offices and manufacturer and vendor meetings; and provide TAMS inventory data support.

Three years of experience at the Engineering Specialist level (or equivalent) that demonstrates:

• Working knowledge of contract documents, construction practices, procedures, and materials related to signal systems.
• Knowledge and application of the Minnesota Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MnMUTCD).
• Knowledge and application of Signal Design and Signal Operations.
• Knowledge of MnDOT design standards, plan content, and organization.
• Ability to research, evaluate, and draw conclusions on traffic electrical systems procedures and materials.
• Knowledge and application of general electrical and electronic principles.
• Knowledge and application of Windows based office software applications.
• Strong technical writing skills.

• Experience in preparing and delivering training material and leading training sessions.
• Knowledge of Open Roads Designer.
• Knowledge and application signal controllers.
• Knowledge and application with signal coordination and simulation using signal software.
• Knowledge and application of the National Electrical Code.
• Knowledge of roadway construction practices.

If you have questions, please contact Glenn Payton
at glenn.payton.us