Transportation Network Manager – Safe, Multimodal Planning & ITS

Commerce City; Commerce City (CO); On-site; USD 132,000 - 146,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & wellness benefits

6% retirement contribution match

3% 457 Deferred Compensation match

General leave

Work/life balance

Job summary

Commerce City Public Works is seeking a Transportation Network Manager to lead the city's traffic engineering and transportation planning efforts, overseeing MUTCD compliance, traffic signal operations, and multi-modal planning.

You will guide the Safety Action Plan and Transportation Master Plan, aiming to improve road safety, pedestrian and multimodal connectivity, and the overall mobility network for a growing community.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or closely related field (ABET-accredited).
• Must be registered as/obtainable as a Professional Engineer or Professional Traffic Operations Engineer in Colorado within six months.
• Two years supervisory experience and five years progressive engineering experience in transportation planning and engineering.
• Technical knowledge of traffic operations, traffic control, transportation networks, and civil engineering.

Responsibilities

• Lead the City's traffic engineering and transportation planning efforts.
• Oversee MUTCD compliance and traffic signal operations.
• Oversee multi-modal planning and intelligent transportation systems.
• Guide the City’s long-range transportation vision through Safety Action Plan and Transportation Master Plan.

Skills

PE/PTOE licensure

Traffic operations knowledge

Supervisory experience

Driver's license

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering

Job description

Commerce City Public Works is seeking a Transportation Network Manager to lead the city's traffic engineering and transportation planning efforts, overseeing MUTCD compliance, traffic signal operations, and multi-modal planning.

You will guide the Safety Action Plan and Transportation Master Plan, aiming to improve road safety, pedestrian and multimodal connectivity, and the overall mobility network for a growing community.