Multimodal Community Engagement Planner

Toole Design Group; Los Angeles (CA); Hybrid; USD 98,000 - 112,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee ownership

Hybrid schedule with in-office days

Paid holidays and PTO

Job summary

Toole Design in Los Angeles, CA seeks a Planner to lead analyses and manage multimodal transportation projects, from vision to implementation. You will engage with communities directly, travel regionally for fieldwork, and deliver Complete Streets plans that improve safety and accessibility.

Ideal candidates bring 5+ years in planning or related fields, fluency in Spanish for inclusive outreach, and strong Excel/ArcGIS skills to communicate technical ideas and support equitable,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in planning or related field; 5+ years in planning, engineering, or related work.
• Fluent in Spanish for community engagement and outreach.
• Experience with multimodal planning and public engagement.
• Ability to manage projects and communicate technical ideas clearly.
• Proficient in Excel; comfortable with descriptive statistics.
• Experience with visual communication tools (maps, graphics, ArcGIS or Adobe).

Responsibilities

• Lead analyses and manage planning projects from vision to implementation.
• Engage with clients and communities through fieldwork and outreach.
• Develop multimodal corridor studies and Complete Streets plans.
• Collaborate across teams to ensure equity, climate, safety, and health goals.

Skills

Spanish

Communication

Project management

Public engagement

Multimodal planning

Education

Bachelor's degree in planning

Tools

Excel

ArcGIS

Adobe

Job description

Toole Design in Los Angeles, CA seeks a Planner to lead analyses and manage multimodal transportation projects, from vision to implementation. You will engage with communities directly, travel regionally for fieldwork, and deliver Complete Streets plans that improve safety and accessibility.

Ideal candidates bring 5+ years in planning or related fields, fluency in Spanish for inclusive outreach, and strong Excel/ArcGIS skills to communicate technical ideas and support equitable,