Sustainable Transportation Engineer & Policy Leader

Sustainable World, Inc.; Saint Paul (MN); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

The Sustainability and Public Health Engineer at MnDOT leads engineering efforts to weave sustainability and public health into the agency's project development process, working with staff and experts to identify needs, conduct assessments, and develop guidance and training.

You will guide the creation and review of plans, designs, and tools reflecting climate science, statutes, and engineering standards, and you will monitor trends to drive process improvements and inform agency decisions.

Qualifications

• PE license in Minnesota required.
• Minimum 3 years as Engineer Senior or equivalent.
• Experience creating or reviewing transportation plans or policies for sustainable transportation.

Responsibilities

• Lead processes to incorporate sustainability and public health into MnDOT engineering standards, manuals, regulations, and guidance.
• Facilitate decision-making with technical partners to identify needs, set targets, document approaches, deliver training, and evaluate progress.
• Develop and review engineering plans, proposals, design plates, and related tools to reflect climate science, agency goals, statutes, and engineering standards.
• Monitor and interpret sustainability and public health trends to identify improvements and inform agency decisions.

Skills

Sustainability integration

Public health in transportation

Stakeholder collaboration

Policy development

Training & guidance development

Project development & design

Education

Professional Engineer (PE) license – Minnesota

Job description

The Sustainability and Public Health Engineer at MnDOT leads engineering efforts to weave sustainability and public health into the agency's project development process, working with staff and experts to identify needs, conduct assessments, and develop guidance and training.

You will guide the creation and review of plans, designs, and tools reflecting climate science, statutes, and engineering standards, and you will monitor trends to drive process improvements and inform agency decisions.