Client and Stakeholder Engagement: Develop outreach materials, lead stakeholder meetings and presentations, develop workshop materials, prepare surveys and engaging exercises
Technical Analysis: Analyze and solve complex transportation planning or engineering problems involving all travel modes. Projects might include multimodal transportation plans, safety plans, feasibility studies, parking studies, concept plans for a variety of facilities, GIS analysis, transit market analysis and freight plans
Staff Development: Foster the growth of junior staff, helping guide their technical development and consulting skills
Project Management: Manage transportation planning projects and tasks, producing high quality deliverables and delivering client success
Business Development: Direct client outreach, develop client and partner relationships, direct proposal writing and making presentations
Requirements
synchro
transcad
gis
professional license
bachelor's
project management
4-10 years of directly relevant work experience in one or more of the following areas: traffic analysis (e.g. Synchro), traffic safety assessment and policy, transportation planning (e.g., bicycle or transit plans, parking studies, infrastructure finance, transportation and land use policy), or travel demand modelling (e.g. TransCAD)
Familiarity with Texas policies, guidelines, standards, and tools for transportation planning
Demonstrated experience identifying and securing project work through client and teaming partner relationships
Excellent technical writing and public speaking skills
Serving a leadership role or an active member in professional organizations (preferred, but not required)
Professional license (highly desirable)
DFW-regional knowledge and work experience (preferred, but not required)
Willingness to travel to other geographic markets as necessary to support project work
GIS experience (preferred, but not required)
Interpersonal skills, a desire to collaborate, and a creative approach to problem-solving
Multilingual (Spanish, Vietnamese, and Chinese preferred, but not required)
A bachelor’s or master’s degree in transportation planning, urban and regional planning, or a related major (e.g., transportation engineering, geography, math, statistics, economics)