New Mobility Practice Lead

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Toole Design Group
Designs multimodal transportation systems that make walking, biking and transit safe, convenient, and enjoyable.
Lead new mobility practice, grow client base, oversee projects, mentor staff
3 days ago ago
$120,000 - $160,000
Expert & Leadership (13+ years), Experienced (8-12 years)
Full Time
Atlanta, GA
Hybrid
Company Size
532 Employees
Service Specialisms
Transportation Planning
Engineering Services
Landscape Architecture
Multimodal Transportation Design
Bicycle and Pedestrian Facility Design
Trail Planning and Design
Vision Zero Analysis
Complete Streets Design
Sector Specialisms
Active Transportation
Bicycle Facility Design
Pedestrian Facility Design
Traffic Engineering and Operations
Roadway and Street Design
Site Development and Permitting
Drainage and Stormwater Management
Design Guidance and Manuals
Role
What you would be doing
client relations
business development
project delivery
research evaluation
strategy planning
data storytelling

As our New Mobility Practice Lead, you will be responsible for the continued growth and success of one of our signature service areas focused on advancing transportation options, sustainability, and equity through emerging and non-traditional modes of travel. You will help cultivate existing and new client relationships that expand our practice. You'll use a variety of communications platforms to elevate fresh ideas related to shared micromobility, new modes, electrification, connected and automated vehicles, smart technology, mobility hubs, curbside design, and more. You will oversee the delivery of New Mobility projects and help support and train staff across the U.S. on innovative research, evaluation, planning, policy, and design solutions that keep our New Mobility practice at the leading edge of the industry.

  • Leverage your network to build client relationships and partnerships that expand our reputation in New Mobility across North America.
  • Bring forward ideas that expand our New Mobility service offerings in new directions and pilot fresh approaches.
  • Mentor and support other team members in expanding their New Mobility expertise and business development capabilities.
  • Be a vocal representative of the company on social media and at conferences, to help advance an innovative point of view related to shared, electric, and emerging modes of travel.
  • Identify future/upcoming opportunities, lead proposals and interviews, support teaming decisions, and guide overall pursuit strategy.
  • Oversee the delivery of high-quality projects involving New Mobility research, evaluation, planning, policy, and design.
  • Collaborate with company leadership to implement a short- and long-term strategy for the growth and success of the New Mobility practice.
  • Understand the importance of measuring impact and using data to tell compelling stories.
What you bring
degree
multimodal
business development
project mgmt
micromobility
grant writing

Toole Design Group is seeking an experienced and visionary New Mobility Practice Lead to join our team full-time. Are you passionate about helping communities improve people's access to shared and electric mobility? Do you have experience integrating emerging technologies and smart tech into local and regional transportation systems? Are you helping lead the industry on transformative topics like mobility hubs, micromobility design, and curbside management? If so, we encourage you to apply.

  • A Bachelor's or Master's degree in urban planning, engineering, public policy, transportation, or related field.
  • Knowledge of active transportation or multimodal transportation planning and design.
  • Proven experience with business development: cultivating clients and securing new contracts or work through your professional network and/or via strategies that you championed.
  • Deep understanding of local, regional, and state government operations and how new/emerging modes of travel are integrated into existing transportation systems.
  • Experience with proposal writing and/or grant applications.
  • Robust administrative and operations support, including IT, accounting, legal, and HR.
  • At least 5 years of project management, including serving as the primary point of contact with clients on large and complex projects.
  • At least 15 years of experience in the transportation industry, including significant work in micromobility, shared mobility, emerging modes, and sustainable transportation strategies.
  • Ability to occasionally flex and support other practice areas as needed (e.g., transit, safety, Safe Routes to School, TDM, trails & greenways, active transportation, design guidelines, and more).
  • Current familiarity with federal funding programs and policy related to New Mobility and transportation.
  • Thrive on shaping new initiatives and building practices from their early phases.
  • Involvement with national professional organizations and experience presenting at national conferences.
  • Strong writing and presentation skills.
Benefits

Work Schedule and Compensation

This is a full-time, flexible position (40 hours/week), that works a hybrid schedule out of any of our offices, with up to 2 remote days per week. All of our offices are easily accessed on foot, by bicycle, and via transit.

Target salary range for Atlanta: $120,000 - $160,000. Candidates at the high end demonstrate exceptional expertise and nationwide industry leadership.

  • Opportunities to pitch New Mobility projects through existing on-call contracts.
  • Company leadership guidance in building your practice.
  • Marketing support to help you pursue and win new work, including proposal development and interview preparation.
  • A travel budget to attend key conferences and New Mobility events.
Training + Development
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Company
Overview
Founded 2003
Year Established
The company was established in 2003 with a mission to reimagine streets as vibrant community spaces centered on walking, biking, and transit.
18 Locations
North American Presence
The company has expanded across North America, boasting 18 office locations.
275+ Experts
Transportation Specialists
The firm employs over 275 transportation experts dedicated to creating complete streets and multimodal networks.
  • Blends planning, engineering, and landscape architecture to deliver complete streets, bike networks, trails, and transit integration.
  • Led landmark projects like national bicycle facility guidance and multi-state pedestrian and bicycle networks.
  • Known for aligning multimodal transport design with community vitality, health, and economic impact.
  • Operates a dynamic mid‑size, American‑owned firm led by women, resisting work focused on moving more cars faster.
  • Delivers projects across municipalities, universities, transportation agencies, and large metro systems.
Culture + Values
  • Ethics, equity, and empathy are the foundation of their culture.
  • Committed to designing spaces where people can move freely and intuitively.
  • Pledge to not generate revenue from projects conflicting with core values.
  • Collaborative partnerships with clients and innovative solutions.
  • Women-led and American-owned, mid-sized firm focused on ethics, empathy, equity.
  • Mission to support innovative streets and dynamic communities for all people.
Environment + Sustainability
1/3 GHG Emissions
Transportation Sector Contribution
The transportation sector accounts for a significant portion of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Over 50% Trips
Short Trips in North America
More than 50% of daily trips in North America are less than 3 miles in length.
43-Mile Trail
Fall Line Regional Trail
The Fall Line regional trail system spans 43 miles and promotes sustainable transportation alternatives.
  • Reduce vehicle emissions through transit, walking, and biking infrastructure redesign.
  • Reclaim or repurpose asphalt to address inequities, improve environment, and add landscaping.
  • Tackling climate change is viewed as an ethical imperative.
  • No published net-zero target date available.
Inclusion & Diversity
2017
DEI Task Force Established
The company formed a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Task Force to integrate diversity and inclusion into hiring, operations, and projects.
50%
Women in Management
Half of the company's managers are women, reflecting a commitment to gender diversity and representation.
Twice as Likely
Financial Success
An inclusive culture makes the company twice as likely to meet or exceed financial targets, according to Deloitte.
  • Committed to hiring from diverse backgrounds (women, POC, LGBTQIA+, immigrants, first-generation college graduates, people with disabilities)
  • DEI seen as essential to innovation, performance, employee inclusion, and financial success
  • Toole is woman-owned and led
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