Sustainability & Public Health Transportation Engineer

AFE; Saint Paul (MN); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

12 paid holidays per year

Up to 29 paid vacation days per year

13 days paid sick time

Defined pension plan

Paid life insurance

Some teleworking may be available

Job summary

The Sustainability and Public Health Engineer leads MnDOT's Office of Sustainability and Public Health efforts, integrating sustainability and public health into project development and engineering guidance. The role collaborates with staff and partners to implement climate action, healthy communities, and resilient transportation.

Minimum qualifications include professional engineer licensure with AELSLAGID and at least three years as a senior engineer demonstrating sustainable transportation

Qualifications

• Licensure as a professional engineer with the Minnesota Board of Architecture, Engineering, Land Surveying, Landscape Architecture, Geoscience, and Interior Design (AELSLAGID).
• Three years of experience as an Engineer Senior or equivalent demonstrating experience in sustainable transportation planning or policy development.

Responsibilities

• Leading collaborative processes to incorporate sustainability and public health into MnDOT engineering standards, manuals, regulations, and technical guidance.
• Facilitating decision-making with technical partners to identify needs, set targets, document approaches, deliver training, and evaluate progress.
• Developing and reviewing engineering plans, proposals, design plates, and related tools reflecting current climate science, agency goals, statutes, and applicable engineering standards.
• Monitoring and interpreting sustainability and public health trends to identify process improvements and inform agency decisions.

Skills

Professional Engineer licensure

Education

PE license

Job description

The Sustainability and Public Health Engineer leads MnDOT's Office of Sustainability and Public Health efforts, integrating sustainability and public health into project development and engineering guidance. The role collaborates with staff and partners to implement climate action, healthy communities, and resilient transportation.

Minimum qualifications include professional engineer licensure with AELSLAGID and at least three years as a senior engineer demonstrating sustainable transportation