Senior Traffic Engineer - Hybrid, Mentorship & Impact

Posted 2 days ago

freese nicholsGreenville (SC)

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About the role

Freese and Nichols is seeking a Senior Traffic Engineer to lead traffic analyses and studies across the Carolinas from Greenville, Columbia, or Raleigh offices. You will guide transportation planning and design projects, delivering technically sound solutions that improve safety and mobility. The role requires a PE license, a Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering, and 6+ years of traffic engineering experience. You will mentor junior engineers and collaborate with planners and design teams on

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