Traffic Engineer – Safer Streets & Urban Mobility

Ada County Highway District; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 80,000 - 106,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, vision, and dental insurance

Paid vacation time 4 weeks a year

12 paid holidays and parental leave

Pension plan: PERSI

401(k) matching opportunities

Tuition reimbursement and professional

Job summary

Ada County Highway District in Boise, Idaho is hiring an Assistant Traffic Engineer or Traffic Engineer in the Safety Engineering Department. This full-time exempt role offers a salary range of $79,872–$106,080 depending on qualifications.

You will prepare and review complex traffic engineering projects, including road safety audits, signal design, and traffic operations analysis, with opportunities to implement safety countermeasures and contribute to urban roadway design.

Qualifications

• Experience with urban roadway safety principles in a traffic engineering context.
• Experience in plan production and review; CAD skills are a plus.
• Bachelor's degree in Civil/Transportation Engineering or related field.
• Idaho P.E. license or ability to obtain within 24 months; FE must be obtained within 18 months.

Responsibilities

• Prepare, review, and manage complex traffic engineering projects including road safety audits, signal design, and traffic operations/safety analysis.
• Support ADA & APS improvements and urban roadway design and traffic calming initiatives.

Skills

Traffic engineering knowledge

Traffic safety analysis

Plan production

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil/Transportation Engineering

FE license within 18 months

Idaho P.E. license or ability to obtain within 24 months

Tools

CAD

Job description

Ada County Highway District in Boise, Idaho is hiring an Assistant Traffic Engineer or Traffic Engineer in the Safety Engineering Department. This full-time exempt role offers a salary range of $79,872–$106,080 depending on qualifications.

You will prepare and review complex traffic engineering projects, including road safety audits, signal design, and traffic operations analysis, with opportunities to implement safety countermeasures and contribute to urban roadway design.