Multimodal Transportation Program Lead

City of El Cerrito; United States; Hybrid; USD 124,000 - 163,000; Full time

Job summary

City of El Cerrito is seeking a Sustainable Transportation Program Manager to lead planning and implementation of multimodal transportation initiatives in a dynamic urban setting. The role emphasizes public engagement, interdepartmental coordination, and collaboration with regional agencies to advance transportation goals.

The successful candidate will manage staff, coordinate with departments, and represent the City on regional committees, driving innovative programs from planning through

Qualifications

• Education and experience in urban transportation planning.
• Seven years of professional program experience, three in a supervisory role.
• Valid California driver's license or ability to obtain and travel as required.

Responsibilities

• Research, develop and manage on-street paid parking to support transit-oriented development.
• Update the City's residential parking permit program (RPP).
• Proactively develop and manage shared mobility, micro mobility, and charging programs with regional partners.
• Develop revenue to support transportation and demand management programs through grants and fees.
• Manage active transportation planning and community engagement.
• Coordinate citywide on-street parking to support evacuation planning.
• Develop transportation demand management programs for new TOD and parking demand reduction.
• Develop curbside management in commercial areas for access, delivery, and TNCs.
• Help expand and improve multimodal safety infrastructure and programs.

Skills

Urban transportation planning

Stakeholder engagement

Program management

Public outreach

Team leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in public administration or related field

Master's degree desirable

Job description

City of El Cerrito is seeking a Sustainable Transportation Program Manager to lead planning and implementation of multimodal transportation initiatives in a dynamic urban setting. The role emphasizes public engagement, interdepartmental coordination, and collaboration with regional agencies to advance transportation goals.

The successful candidate will manage staff, coordinate with departments, and represent the City on regional committees, driving innovative programs from planning through