Cycling & Micromobility Project Coordinator (Remote 2 Days)

New York City Department of Transportation; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

55a Program

Public service loan forgiveness info

Job summary

New York City Department of Transportation seeks two Project Coordinators to support the planning, design and delivery of capital bicycle and micromobility projects across all five boroughs. You will coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, manage scope, schedule and budgets, and contribute to a livable, safe street network.

You will review plans, develop concept designs, and prepare reports to support decision making and grant applications, ensuring compliance with NYC DOT standards and best

Qualifications

• Baccalaureate degree and two years of city planning experience or equivalent.
• Experience with capital project development and public infrastructure helpful.
• Strong writing, analysis and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Manage planning, design and implementation of bicycle/micromobility projects.
• Coordinate with engineers, planners, and external agencies across projects.
• Prepare technical reports, briefings and grant applications.
• Review projects for standards compliance and quality control.

Skills

Transportation planning

Roadway design

Project coordination

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Public engagement

Policy & planning analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in city planning or related field

Graduate degree in planning/urban design (optional)

Tools

ArcGIS

Adobe Creative Suite

Microsoft Office

Job description

New York City Department of Transportation seeks two Project Coordinators to support the planning, design and delivery of capital bicycle and micromobility projects across all five boroughs. You will coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, manage scope, schedule and budgets, and contribute to a livable, safe street network.

You will review plans, develop concept designs, and prepare reports to support decision making and grant applications, ensuring compliance with NYC DOT standards and best