Senior Traffic Engineer
$88,400.00 - $154,700.00
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$88,400.00 - $154,700.00
About the role
- Work with a team of engineers and technicians to design and produce a variety of traffic engineering plans and reports.
- Help to deliver traffic signal design, signing, striping, lighting and traffic control plans along with quantity tabulation.
- Assist with analysis, design and implementation of projects such as corridor studies, traffic impact studies, alternative intersection design, and traffic operational analysis.
- Provide support for other engineering activities as required. May supervise one or more subordinates and provide input regarding performance.
- May be assigned to a project or organizational team, or as a lead engineer for a specific discipline on a small to intermediate-size project.
- Provide input and technical guidance to CAD Designer/Drafters, Designers, and lower-level Engineers working on the same project.
- Take part in Parsons’ quality management plan to implement QA/QC procedures.
- What Required Skills You'll Bring:
- Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering (or related field).8+ years of progressive experience in traffic/transportation engineering.
- Station or AutoCAD proficiency is a must.
- Adept understanding of methodologies of Highway Capacity Manual (HCM), Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and Signal Warrant studies.
- SYCHRO, HCS, VISSIM and SIDRA expertise is required.
- Knowledge of roadway lighting design including photometric analysis is also highly desirable but not required.
- PE registration ishighly preferred.
- PTOE certification is highly preferred
- Security Clearance Requirement:
- NoneThis position is part of our Critical Infrastructure team.
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