Multimodal Campus Mobility Architect

Roche; South San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 129,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Discretionary bonus

Benefits package

Job summary

Genentech in South San Francisco is seeking a Campus Mobility Planner to design and lead the multimodal transportation network as part of the campus modernization program that spans years and involves diverse stakeholders, from gRide to Site Development.

You will shape long-range mobility master plans, coordinate commuter coaches, shuttles, cycling and pedestrian networks, and develop phased routing plans to keep campus movement safe and reliable during construction.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of multimodal mobility planning experience on large campuses or complex sites.
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Transportation Planning or related field.
• Strong analytical and communication skills for executive audiences.

Responsibilities

• Shape the long-range mobility master plan for the Genentech campus, including coaches, shuttles, bikes, pedestrians and micro-mobility.
• Partner across Site Planning, Architecture and Site Development to align corridors with modernization and capital projects.
• Develop phased routing plans to ensure safe, reliable circulation during multi-year construction.
• Perform transportation demand modeling and translate data into actionable investment recommendations.
• Champion TDM and sustainable mobility solutions, evaluating micro-mobility and autonomous campus transit options.
• Interface with municipal authorities and transit agencies to align with external transit infrastructure.
• Deliver data-backed business cases and visualizations to executive campus leadership.

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Transportation Planning or related field

Job description

Genentech in South San Francisco is seeking a Campus Mobility Planner to design and lead the multimodal transportation network as part of the campus modernization program that spans years and involves diverse stakeholders, from gRide to Site Development.

You will shape long-range mobility master plans, coordinate commuter coaches, shuttles, cycling and pedestrian networks, and develop phased routing plans to keep campus movement safe and reliable during construction.