Multimodal Transportation Planner I — Land Use & Mobility

Gulfshoresal; Arlington (TX); On-site; USD 49,000 - 59,000; Full time

Job summary

NCTCOG's Transportation Department seeks a Transportation Planner in the Land Use and Mobility Options program to support projects at the intersection of land use and transportation, bicycle and pedestrian planning, and Safe Routes to School. The role emphasizes GIS mapping, data analysis, and coordination with local governments and partners.

The successful candidate will work on infrastructure and land use planning, project funding, and multimodal planning studies, using ArcGIS for maps and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in analytical/quantitative methods (urban/transportation planning, economic development, public administration)
• One year or less of related work experience
• Strong communication, critical thinking, and organizational skills
• Familiarity with ArcGIS Pro for mapping and spatial analysis

Responsibilities

• Draft guidance documents and recommendations on transportation/land use topics
• Support evaluation of infrastructure projects submitted for funding
• Develop multimodal roadway corridors, downtown, and Safe Routes to School plans
• Assist with data collection and analysis on land use and demographics
• Create maps and spatial analyses using ArcGIS

Skills

Communication skills

Critical thinking

Detail orientation

Independent work

Planning principles

ArcGIS Pro

Education

Bachelor’s degree in analytical/quantitative methods (urban/transportation planning, economic development, public administration)

Tools

ArcGIS Pro

Job description

NCTCOG's Transportation Department seeks a Transportation Planner in the Land Use and Mobility Options program to support projects at the intersection of land use and transportation, bicycle and pedestrian planning, and Safe Routes to School. The role emphasizes GIS mapping, data analysis, and coordination with local governments and partners.

The successful candidate will work on infrastructure and land use planning, project funding, and multimodal planning studies, using ArcGIS for maps and