Vehicle Collision Reconstruction Engineer (Remote)

Rimkus Consulting Group, Inc; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 83,300 - 124,900; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Care Plan

Retirement Plan (401k)

Life Insurance

Paid Time Off

Family Leave

Disability Insurance

Training & Development

Work From Home

Job summary

Rimkus Consulting Group, Inc. seeks a Traffic Engineer to investigate and analyze traffic control systems and reconstruct vehicular collisions. The role includes preparing diagrams and analyses, testifying in litigation, and performing site inspections to determine causes of incidents.

Requirements include a Bachelor's in Engineering and a PE license; a Master's or PhD is preferred. 2–10+ years of accident reconstruction experience is typical, with up to 25% travel. Remote work is not specified.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering required or equivalent.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license required.
• Master's degree or Ph.D. in engineering preferred.
• 6+ years of accident reconstruction experience for part-time or ex-law enforcement candidates.

Responsibilities

• Reconstruct vehicular collisions using analysis, CAE-based tools, and test data.
• Provide collision scene evidence analysis and forensic mapping of sites and vehicles.
• Analyze single and multiple vehicle collisions and intersection traffic signal analysis.
• Prepare and present demonstrative diagrams and charts detailing causes of incidents.
• Testify as an expert in litigation when required.
• Inspect roadways, traffic signals, devices, and vehicles as part of investigations.

Skills

Traffic engineering

Communication skills

Analytical skills

Independent judgement

Expert witness testimony

Site inspections

Client interaction

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering

PE license

Master's degree or Ph.D. in engineering (preferred)

Job description

Rimkus Consulting Group, Inc. seeks a Traffic Engineer to investigate and analyze traffic control systems and reconstruct vehicular collisions. The role includes preparing diagrams and analyses, testifying in litigation, and performing site inspections to determine causes of incidents.

Requirements include a Bachelor's in Engineering and a PE license; a Master's or PhD is preferred. 2–10+ years of accident reconstruction experience is typical, with up to 25% travel. Remote work is not specified.