Olsson
Licensed Transportation Engineer - Traffic Technology
About this role
Olsson is seeking a Licensed Transportation Engineer to enhance traffic management and transportation systems in the St. Louis, MO area. The role involves leading traffic planning, operations, and design projects while fostering collaboration to positively impact communities.
What you'll do
- Lead traffic planning and design tasks
- Conduct traffic studies and operations projects
- Innovate solutions for traffic management
- Improve safety and pedestrian circulation
- Collaborate with the Traffic/Technology Team
- Shape the future of transportation infrastructure
What they're looking for
- Strong communication skills
- Team collaboration abilities
- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering
- 5-15 years of relevant experience
- Professional Engineering (PE) license
- CAD software proficiency (AutoCAD Civil 3D/MicroStation)
- Experience with traffic analysis software
- Local industry knowledge preferred
Benefits
- Competitive 401(k) match
- Career development opportunities
- Flexible work arrangements
- Positive community impact work
- Wellness program for balanced lifestyles
- Traditional benefits package
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Olsson
Olsson is an engineering firm that designs and manages large-scale infrastructure projects, particularly hyperscale data centers and water/wastewater systems. The company is hiring experienced project engineers and specialists in mechanical design, instrumentation and controls, electrical systems, and environmental engineering to lead complex projects and multidisciplinary teams.
View all jobs at OlssonLikely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience with traffic simulation software such as Synchro, SimTraffic, VISSIM, or HCS? How have you applied these tools in past projects?
- Tell us about a traffic impact or corridor study you've led. What were the key challenges and how did you address them?