Engineer II

Description

• Teach and mentor entry-level staff (5%)
• Supervise traffic analysis tasks, coordinating with peers, junior analysts, and graphic technicians to ensure project quality, timely delivery, and budget compliance (15%).
• Developing future traffic projections following agency-specific methodologies and procedures.
• Develop engineering plans for traffic signal installation or modification, ensuring compliance with relevant local agency and Department of Transportation design standards (10%).
• Prepare client-focused project proposals outlining scope, budget, and schedule (5%)
• Regularly communicate directly with clients, reviewing agencies, and external team members throughout the project lifecycle (5%).
• Developing engineering plans for traffic signal design installation.
• Manage small projects (less than $50,000 in total fee) (5%)
• Draft technical memorandums (5%)
• Support in developing Interchange Modification Report that comprehensively documents the potential safety, operational, and engineering impacts resulting from the proposed interchange and arterial modifications (10%).
• Conduct a transportation engineering review of development plans, evaluating traffic flow, parking, and queue management, and proposing alternative site layouts as needed (5%).
• Preparing Interchange Modification Reports (IMR) and Interchange Operational Analysis Reports (IOAR).
• Research standards, code requirements, agency guidelines and preferences necessary for traffic engineering projects (10%).
• Conducting technical reviews and provide written comments on Traffic Impact Studies prepared by other consulting firms.
• Prepare Traffic Impact Study reports (5%)
• Analyzing intersection and roadway capacity and preparing traffic impact studies.
• Attend technical meetings with clients, the project manager, and reviewing agencies; engaging in presenting and discussing analysis approaches and results (5%).
• Preparing signal warrant and intersection control evaluation studies to determine the need for traffic signal installations.
• Conduct technical reviews and provide written comments on Traffic Impact Studies prepared by other consulting firms under continuing service contracts with local agencies (5%)

Requirements

• Using national and state guides including Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, AASHTO A Policy on Geometric Design of Highway and Streets, Highway Capacity Manual, ITE’s Trip Generation Manual, and FDOT Project Traffic Forecasting Handbook.
• With VISTRO traffic analysis software package, SIDRA and AutoCAD Civil 3D
• Must hold Florida Professional Engineering (PE) License
• With Synchro-Sim Traffic, HCS traffic analysis software packages and Cube transportation modeling software.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance