Entry-level Traffic Engineer - 2026

Overview

Perform traffic impact studies, operations analyses, and design tasks as an entry-level engineer.

Key Responsibilities

• traffic maintenance
• site visits
• regulatory compliance
• design prep
• travel

Tasks

-Maintenance of traffic -Occasionally visit work sites, monitoring project progress and reporting findings. -Stay up to date on transportation engineering guidelines, standards, and regulations to ensure compliance in project designs. -Assist in the preparation of traffic engineering designs and plans for transportation projects. -Occasional travel may be required.

Requirements

• civil engineering
• eit
• arcgis
• vissim
• teamwork
• analysis

What You Bring

-Ability to analyze situations and identify ways to improve efficiency. -Ability to identify project issues and facilitate resolution. -Preferred: EIT Certification -Required: Bachelor’s or Masters degree in Civil Engineering. -Ability to work independently and collaboratively in team settings. -Ability to work in a team setting collaboratively with group of other traffic and transportation/civil engineers. -Preferred: Experience with Travel Demand Modeling Software (TransCAD, CUBE), ArcGIS, SignCAD. -Ability to meet all safety requirements if/when visiting a work site. -Required: 1-3 years’ experience. -Pavement markings and signage -Ability to react quickly and calmly to high-pressure situations. -Required: Knowledge of the Highway Capacity Manual and Congestion Management Guidelines. -Required: Experience with Synchro/SimTraffic, HCS, SIDRA, TransModeler, VISSIM,

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About Ljb Inc.

-The firm expanded from Midwest roots into a national engineering consultancy. -It pioneered Midwest tilt‑up concrete in 1970 and later designed the world’s largest tilt‑up structure in Texas. -Its portfolio spans buildings, roads, water systems, and fall protection, including early bridge and roundabout projects in Ohio. -LJB delivers cost‑efficient structural design—especially tilt‑up, concrete, steel and wood structures—across North America, with licenses in all 50 states and Canada. -Safety by Design fall protection services grew from a 1994 project with GSA into a nationally recognized training and consulting arm. -Typical projects include large industrial facilities, airports, healthcare buildings, federal and municipal infrastructure, including iconic bridges and civil works. -Through strategic acquisitions of water resources and civil/survey firms, the firm continues expanding its sector depth and geographic reach.

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