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Fehr & Peers

Transportation Design Engineer (4-7 years)

Tacoma, Washington$105k–$150kfull-timemidAdded today

About this role

Fehr & Peers seeks an experienced Transportation Engineer/Planner with 4–7 years of experience to develop multimodal solutions, mentor junior staff, and build client relationships in their Tacoma office of eight professionals.

What you'll do

  • Design and develop innovative multimodal transportation solutions
  • Mentor and guide entry- and mid-level staff members
  • Manage client relationships and project communications
  • Lead technical aspects of transportation planning projects
  • Contribute to team growth and office culture in a small office setting
  • Apply project management skills to advance team expertise

What they're looking for

  • Transportation engineering and planning
  • Multimodal transportation design
  • Project management
  • Staff mentorship and leadership
  • Client relationship management
  • Technical problem-solving
  • Initiative and self-direction
  • Community engagement

Benefits

  • Career acceleration in a smaller office environment
  • Mentorship and professional development support
  • Larger impact on team building and culture
  • Work-life balance emphasis
  • Opportunity to advance to leadership roles
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Fehr & Peers

Fehr & Peers designs and evaluates transportation system solutions focused on multimodal mobility, complete streets, and community accessibility. The company is hiring transportation engineers and planners at multiple levels, from mid-career professionals advancing to project leadership through senior roles managing complex regional projects, client relationships, and team mentorship.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe a multimodal transportation project you led—what challenges did you face and how did you overcome them?
  • How do you approach mentoring and developing junior team members?