Transit-Forward Street Design Engineer

sggovterp; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Land Transport Authority in Singapore seeks an Engineer for Street Design & Infrastructure Technology to drive planning and design of commuter and road infrastructure projects. You will evaluate feasibility, develop user-centric road schemes, and prepare tender specifications for implementation.

The role involves exploring new technologies, refining standards, and collaborating with agencies to enhance first- and last-mile connectivity and pedestrian-friendly streets.

Qualifications

• Knowledge in Civil / Structural Engineering or equivalent.
• Experience in Civil Engineering design and/or transport infrastructure projects.
• Exposure to street design with understanding of urban design principles is a plus.
• Open to applicants with keen interest in road and commuter infrastructure projects.

Responsibilities

• Spearhead planning and design development of commuter and road infrastructure projects.
• Conduct feasibility studies and apply design thinking to conceptualise and design user-centric road schemes.
• Prepare tender specifications and provide technical support during project implementation.
• Explore new technologies suitable for infrastructure development and review engineering standards and design guidelines.
• Collaborate with agencies and stakeholders to redefine travel experience through priority corridors and related works.
• Participate in road and streetscape design aimed at pedestrian-friendly streets.

Skills

Civil / Structural Engineering

Communication skills

Team player

Job description

Land Transport Authority in Singapore seeks an Engineer for Street Design & Infrastructure Technology to drive planning and design of commuter and road infrastructure projects. You will evaluate feasibility, develop user-centric road schemes, and prepare tender specifications for implementation.

The role involves exploring new technologies, refining standards, and collaborating with agencies to enhance first- and last-mile connectivity and pedestrian-friendly streets.