Transportation Engineer Specialist (I–III) — District Traffic

Texas Department of Transportation; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 4,521 - 81,351; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement Plans

Flexible Work Schedules

Paid Leave and Holidays

Health Premiums for Full-Time

On-the-Job Training

Tuition Assistance Program

Wellness Program with Leave Incentives

Career Development and Advancement

Family-Friendly Policies

Job summary

Texas Department of Transportation seeks a Transportation Engineer Specialist I, II, or III for the District Traffic team in San Antonio. The role focuses on drafting, design, traffic control plans, and coordination across multiple counties to improve mobility.

The position offers diverse projects and requires a driver’s license for state vehicle operation. Job levels I–III vary by experience, with annual salaries ranging from mid-40s to about $81k.

Qualifications

• Education: High School Grad or Equivalent.
• Experience: 6–8 years drafting, design, plan preparation depending on level.
• Valid driver’s license; state vehicle operation may be required.

Responsibilities

• Performs advanced and specialized drafting and calculations in support of design activities; develops graphic presentations that include distinctive design features.
• Performs traffic engineering design work, analyzes traffic and accident data and recommends solutions for traffic problems.
• Prepares roadway design, traffic control, lighting, signal, and building plans.
• Reviews entire sets of plans for format, drafting and calculation errors and correlation of plans and specifications.
• Receives project assignments, determines work requirements and coordinates scheduling to accommodate ongoing projects.
• Writes general notes, specifications and provisions in design documents.

Skills

Drafting

Design

Plan preparation

Education

High School Grad or Equivalent

Job description

Texas Department of Transportation seeks a Transportation Engineer Specialist I, II, or III for the District Traffic team in San Antonio. The role focuses on drafting, design, traffic control plans, and coordination across multiple counties to improve mobility.

The position offers diverse projects and requires a driver’s license for state vehicle operation. Job levels I–III vary by experience, with annual salaries ranging from mid-40s to about $81k.