Traffic EIT/Planner

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Our fun, creative and talented Nebraska / Iowa traffic engineering and transportation planning group is looking for a Traffic EIT/Planner to join our team. The ideal candidate will work well in a team environment, enjoy tackling new challenges, have strong written and verbal communication skills, and have a passion to advance the transportation profession. They will be comfortable working collaboratively and independently.

As a Traffic EIT/Coordinator, we'll count on you to:

• Collaborate with multimodal teams of planners, engineers, technical specialists, and communications specialists - at times under compressed timelines.
• Collect and evaluate project-related data, which may include GIS analysis, analysis of big data, Census data, and research.
• Provide transportation planning services for state and federal agencies, metropolitan planning organizations, transit agencies, cities and counties.
• Assess traffic operations and safety using modeling software.
• Evaluate multimodal needs.
• Identify geometric, traffic control or technological solutions to address existing transportation system deficiencies.
• Research and identify new and innovative solutions to plan for and adapt to the growth of technology in transportation.
• Work with our team to write data-backed and compelling multimodal statewide, regional, and small-area plans; comprehensive safety action plans; transportation grant applications; and multimodal corridor studies.
• Share project work and conclusions with project team members, clients and the public.