Senior Traffic Design Engineer - Highway Safety & Capacity
arkansasdepartmentoftransportation2Little Rock (AR)
Senior Traffic Design Engineer - Highway Safety & Capacity
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arkansasdepartmentoftransportation2Little Rock (AR)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Arkansas Department of Transportation is seeking a Roadway Design/Traffic Engineering professional to design complex traffic control systems, highway illumination and signing, and to study and recommend actions to improve highway capacity and safety. The role requires an Arkansas professional engineer license or ABET-accredited civil engineering degree with eligibility, plus at least three years of engineering experience including traffic engineering.
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