Senior Traffic Engineer - Hybrid

Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment; Saint Cloud (MN); Hybride; USD 44 000 - 79 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is seeking a Traffic Engineer to provide engineering expertise, supervise district activities, and manage signing and tort claim areas within the St. Cloud/Baxter districts.

The role requires licensure as a professional engineer or eligibility via Comity, plus relevant traffic engineering knowledge and a valid Class D license. Position offers hybrid work options with standard Monday–Friday hours and opportunities to contribute to the state’s

Qualifications

• Must be licensed professional engineer with Minnesota AELSLAGID or be eligible via comity with temp permit
• Knowledge of traffic engineering fundamentals including signing, pavement markings, and traffic control
• Knowledge of MnDOT policies, MUTCD standards, and plan development/letting processes
• Valid Class D Driver’s License required

Responsabilités

• Provide traffic engineering expertise and supervision for the construction program delivery
• Manage signing and tort claim areas within the district
• Coordinate, direct, schedule, and perform other traffic engineering duties as requested
• Ensure compliance with MnDOT standards and safety requirements

Connaissances

Traffic Engineering fundamentals

MnMUTCD

Plan development

Letting process

Class D Driver’s License

Formation

ABET-accredited B.S. in Civil Engineering

FE exam passing score

2 years post-grad civil eng. work

Description du poste

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is seeking a Traffic Engineer to provide engineering expertise, supervise district activities, and manage signing and tort claim areas within the St. Cloud/Baxter districts.

The role requires licensure as a professional engineer or eligibility via Comity, plus relevant traffic engineering knowledge and a valid Class D license. Position offers hybrid work options with standard Monday–Friday hours and opportunities to contribute to the state’s