Traffic Signal Engineer

Description

• Deliver high‑standard traffic engineering projects across the UK in line with national/local standards and best practice
• Apply ergonomic, economic and sustainable principles to traffic engineering projects
• Assess and mitigate risks associated with traffic engineering projects
• Travel for site visits, validations, and customer meetings, including overnight stays when required
• Prepare technical reports and specifications
• Conduct technical checking/approval of traffic engineering schemes before delivery to customers
• Prepare consultancy/design quotations
• Manage projects and track financial performance
• Solve complex traffic engineering problems while managing customer expectations
• Achieve objectives within strict deadlines and manage own and others' workload
• Use traffic engineering software such as AutoCAD, KeySignals, LinSig or Transyt
• Maintain in‑depth knowledge of traffic signal products across the industry
• Apply adaptive control strategies such as SCOOT or MOVA, including setup and on‑site validation
• Conduct Factory and Site Acceptance Testing

Requirements

• Demonstrate high‑level verbal and written communication skills and collaborate effectively
• Possess expertise in traffic signal design fundamentals and UK standards/specifications
• Utilise systems like UTC or UTMC with proven track record
• Hold HNC/HND/Degree level in engineering or relevant experience

Benefits

We offer a competitive base salary with an annual bonus, continuous training and learning opportunities, 26 days of holiday (increasing up to 29 with service), a 37.5‑hour working week plus paid overtime and unsociable‑hours uplift, and an excellent pension with matching contributions up to 10 % of pensionable salary. In addition, we provide a flexible benefits package, investment in personal development, and support for membership of professional institutions.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance