Senior Traffic Engineer - Rail

Role overview Combine traffic engineering with railroad coordination and project delivery, working on rail crossing safety and mobility projects. The role includes technical design and analysis, client interaction, site visits, and ownership of delivery activities, with room to develop toward technical leadership in this specialized field.

Responsibilities - Conduct traffic and preemption analyses and develop related designs. - Visit project sites, observe conditions, and contribute to plans and technical studies. - Coordinate with railroads, transportation agencies, local authorities, consultants, clients, and project teammates. - Support project coordination and delivery, maintaining communication with stakeholders. - Travel occasionally to job sites and client meetings.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering. - Professional Engineer (PE) license. - At least 8 years of traffic or transportation engineering experience. - Experience in traffic engineering design. - Strong written and verbal communication, problem-solving, and math skills. - Ability to collaborate effectively on a team.

Benefits and work setup - Listed salary ranges are $125,000–$173,000 for Colorado and $115,000–$160,000 for Minnesota; actual compensation depends on experience, qualifications, location, skills, education, and internal equity. - Full-time benefits include health, vision, dental, paid time off, a 401(k) match, wellness programming, career development, and potential performance bonuses. Flexible work arrangements may be available.