Transportation / Traffic Engineer

Overview

Analyze traffic impacts, design solutions, and obtain agency approvals for land development.

Key Responsibilities

• traffic analysis
• signal design
• agency liaison
• team collaboration
• model development
• report preparation

Tasks

-Perform traffic impact analyses, trip generation studies, and intersection capacity evaluations. -Assist with traffic signal improvements, access management strategies, and roadway design. -Engage with local agencies and jurisdictions to secure approvals for traffic studies and design recommendations. -Collaborate with civil engineers, planners, and developers to optimize transportation solutions. -Develop traffic models using industry-standard software (Synchro, HCS, PTV Visum, Cube Voyager). -Prepare technical reports, exhibits, and documentation for land development projects.

Requirements

• synchro
• hcs
• microstation
• gis
• pe license
• ptoe

What You Bring

-Proficiency in Synchro, HCS, MicroStation, and GIS. -PE license required (or in progress). -Strong analytical, communication, and report-writing skills. -Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering, or a related field. -4+ years of experience in traffic engineering or transportation planning. -PTOE certification (or in progress) is a plus.

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About England-Thims & Miller, Inc.

-Founded in 1977 by three visionary partners, ETM has grown from a boutique firm into a multi-discipline engineering consultancy. -Privately owned and based in Jacksonville, the firm delivers comprehensive infrastructure and development solutions across Florida. -Their expertise spans civil engineering, water and utilities, transportation, surveying, geospatial tech, landscape architecture, planning, and construction management. -Typical projects range from municipal roadway design and stormwater systems to mixed-use community developments and utility upgrades. -Notable works include contributions to Jacksonville Jaguars’ stadium enhancements, St. Johns Town Center improvements, and large master-planned communities like Nocatee and Wildlight. -A standout fact: despite its regional focus, ETM blends boutique client service with high-tech solutions, earning top rankings in Florida’s engineering community.

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