Traffic Engineer - EIT or PE

Overview

Design and analyze traffic systems for streets, highways, and interstates.

Key Responsibilities

• design signals
• traffic analysis
• signage design
• technical docs
• permitting
• client liaison

Tasks

-Produce project deliverables including technical memoranda, design plans and specifications, and technical reports -Maintain effective communications with clients and project teams -Design traffic signal and lighting systems. -Develop maintenance of traffic and traffic control plans -Design signing and striping improvements for urban streets, rural highways, and interstates. -Conduct traffic analysis -Prepare supporting calculations, construction specifications, and permitting in various jurisdictions

Requirements

• civil engineering
• autocad
• openroads
• bluebeam
• eit
• team leader

What You Bring

-Undergraduate or graduate degree in civil engineering -Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, BlueBeam ReVu -Organized and detail-oriented with excellent interpersonal skills -Experience in AutoCAD and/or Bentley OpenRoads Designer -Must be able to work effectively as a team leader in a group environment and maintain positive relationships with team members and clients -0 to 6 years of experience, EIT (passing FE exam required) or P.E.

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Benefits

Compensation: $82,000 - $96,000 / year -Paid professional organization membership and professional licensure -Professional development opportunities including in-house training -Generous paid time off -Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance -401(k): 50% match of contribution up to 6%

About Horrocks

-Evolving from a regional consultancy to a full‑service civil engineering leader across the Intermountain West. -Headquartered in American Fork with satellite offices in Idaho and multiple Utah cities. -Typically designs and delivers public works: roadways, bridges, water treatment plants, utilities and transit systems. -Known for holistic delivery: combining planning, design, construction management, and digital services. -Projects span state DOT highways, municipal water networks, telecom infrastructure, and large land development.

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