Traffic Signal Engineer

Provides project management for major road improvement projects. Coordinates design projects with other agencies. Performs actual designs such as roadways, pumping stations, master main upgrades, and guardrails. Investigates and recommends solutions to construction field problems.

Administers and coordinates design projects by scheduling design review meetings, providing design documents for technical reviews, developing and compiling design review comments, conducting field investigations, and assisting in processing payments.
Administers construction projects by participating in progress meetings, maintaining project status reports, preparing cost estimates, scheduling, coordinating and performing quality control inspections, posting changes and maintaining project plans, identifying and resolving construction field problems, preparing engineering diagrams and sketches, and assisting in processing payments.
Manages consultant contracts, enforces city ROW codes and policies, preparing program budget, prepares performance indicators, prepares reports and presentation, and prepares grant applications, helps design transportation, regional utility policies, telecommunication policies and monitors related legislation.
Performs other duties by providing public information, receiving citizen inquiries and complaints, investigating problems, developing solutions, participating in public meetings, providing status reports, publicizing traffic pattern changes, attending inter and intra departmental meetings and serving on committees.
Manages the city’s pavement management and bridge inspection programs. Determines the maintenance requirements for streets, develops technical specifications, allocates funds within the budget, tracks progress, produces reports, and oversees GIS functions. Provides technical assistance to in-house crews, orders surveys, evaluates concrete and pavement conditions, designs improvements, and assists in solving field problems. Directs snow, ice, and debris removal operations during emergency conditions.
Provides engineering support services to emergency response clean-up teams.

Work requires broad knowledge in a general professional or technical field. Knowledge is normally acquired through four years of college resulting in a Bachelor's degree or equivalent.
Two years experience.

Valid Driver’s License, Engineer In Training (EIT) Certification or equivialent