Regional Traffic Modeling Engineer & Program Lead

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colorado department of transportationDenver (CO)

Transportation Engineers Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs

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About the role

Colorado Department of Transportation seeks a Regional Traffic Modeling Manager to lead Region 1's new modeling program, provide technical leadership in simulation and analytics, and guide multimodal initiatives. You will manage training, model development, and stakeholder engagement, using tools like VISSIM, Synchro, GIS, and Power BI. The role requires PE licensure and a strong background in traffic engineering, data visualization, and program management to support planning, design, and

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