Support regional transportation planning business development and project execution across the Greater West region of AECOM, as part of our regional transportation planning centers of excellence.
Building an AECOM transportation planning capability in Minnesota, in close partnership and collaboration with our regional transportation planning centers of excellence.
Working with an interdisciplinary team of technical specialists and managing their project-delivery efforts, including roadway, traffic, rail, ITS, bridge structures, environmental, water resources, others.
Performing/overseeing corridor and pre-design studies, alternatives analysis and report preparation, with primary focus on MnDOT and with the goal of positioning AECOM for follow-on design work. County and City planning pursuits and assignments are also likely.
Assisting with (and leading as appropriate) proposals and business development for planning opportunities, as an integrated member of AECOM’s Minnesota client service team.
Facilitating public and agency outreach; overseeing all aspects of transportation planning projects including cost estimates, alternatives analysis, schedule, and budget.
Requirements
environmental review
corridor planning
aashto
10+ years
ba/bs
mndot process
Knowledge and experience with environmental review requirements in Minnesota.
Demonstrated Corridor planning experience in Minnesota.
Familiarity with roadway design standards (e.g., AASHTO, NACTO, etc.)
Demonstrated collaborative skills working in a matrixed organization.
A minimum of ten (10) years combined experience in project management, traffic, and/or transportation planning.
BA/BS in Transportation, Traffic, Planning or related fields.
BA/BS + 10 years of relevant experience or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education.
Demonstrated knowledge and experience implementing MnDOT's Project Development Process.
Demonstrated experience in winning work/projects through business development and RFP's, bids, etc.
Specific project experience in transportation infrastructure.
Established relationships at the MnDOT, Metropolitan Council, and/or Minnesota county level.
Demonstrated technical writing and communication skills.