Traffic project manager

Primary Responsibilities

HDR's Traffic Project Manager will: serve as a project manager or task leader for transportation planning, traffic engineering analysis, safety analysis and project development; develop traffic studies including traffic impact analyses, corridor studies, access management studies, historic/predictive safety analysis, traffic signal timing plans, microscopic simulation modeling, and macroscopic simulation modeling; prepare plans, specifications, and estimates documents including signing and striping, traffic signals, illumination, and Intelligent Traffic Systems for various state and local agencies; prepare or review scopes, budgets, and schedules; write reports and technical memorandums; coordinate with subconsultants and clients to keep projects on schedule and within budget; work closely with the Area Manager, Transportation Business Group Manager, Transportation Program Manager, Section Managers, and multiple Project Managers for project reviews; implement project quality plans; and support and advise junior engineers and technical staff as needed.

Required Qualifications

A Master's Degree in Civil or Transportation Engineering or a closely related engineering field and 4 years of experience in traffic engineering, or a Bachelor's Degree in Civil or Transportation Engineering or a closely related engineering field and 6 years of experience in traffic engineering. Required experience must include experience in: Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) projects; traffic safety analysis using IHSDM, ISATE, HSS, and TxDOT tools; coordination with TxDOT Safety Division for approvals on safety analysis; working with National Safety experts on State Department of Transportation projects; design and implementation of Data Driven Safety Analyses; Safe System Approach, Vision Zero Action Plans, Crash Modification Factors, FHWA Proven Safety Countermeasures, and Systemic Safety; signal warrant analysis, intersection analysis, corridor studies, traffic impact studies; utilizing Synchro for signal timing optimizations and implementations; utilizing VISSIM for calibration and coding for interstates, highways and innovative intersections; utilizing MS Excel and Python for data analysis; ArcGIS Pro; Highway Capacity Software (HCS); SIDRA Intersection; OpenRoads; GEOPAK; and MicroStation. Professional Engineer (PE) licensure required. Road Safety Professional (RSP) certification required.

NOTE: All HDR positions in the US may be subject to background checks and/or pre-employment drug testing.

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