Portland Trail Blazers
Transportation Civil Engineer
Portland Trail Blazers, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
Don't Delay - Start Your Career Today with FHWA!The Washington Federal-aid Highway Division is hiring a Transportation Civil Engineer (GS-0810-11/12 - $76,860 to $119,760 annually) in Olympia, WA. To apply, visit
USA Jobs
(open to U.S. Citizens). Alternatively, send your resume and a statement of interest (in the body of your e-mail message) directly to
Melinda.Roberson@dot.gov
using the subject “Resume and Documents for the Transportation Civil Engineer Position.” Hiring managers will consider applications submitted by 11/22/2023 (but submit yours as soon as possible for best consideration).This position provides technical guidance in transportation traffic operations, congestion and incident management, and Intelligent Transportation Systems.As a Transportation Civil Engineer, you will:
Provide technical assistance and interpretation of program laws, regulations, policy, and guidance concerning ITS, traffic operations in the implementation of Federal aid transportation and highway projects for the State.Serve as a technical resource for Division activities in operations and provides technical assistance in matters pertaining to ITS issues and problems, and the deployment of technology and techniques. Also review and assist with matters pertaining to the tolling/pricing, managed lanes, reducing border congestion, reducing congestion, and performance management of the transportation system.Coordinate and collaborate with FHWA contacts, as well as state, local, and Tribal government representatives on activities related to traffic congestion, system performance, and safety. Ensure compliance with federal laws and regulations pertaining to such matters as funding eligibility, grant funding mechanisms and agreements, planning, programming, and project development review and implementation. Promote consistency in the decision-making and interpretation of Federal-aid highway program requirements and related regulations among Division staff members.Facilitate interagency cooperation for the establishment of coordinated, operational traffic management systems. Assist in the implementation of state-of-the-art technology-based solutions to real world transportation problems by providing technical guidance, and support to the State Department of Transportation (DOT), Tribal or local city/state entities in the development of transportation projects involving ITS technologies, ITS standards, and criteria.Serve as a representative of the Division Office on Federal-aid transportation projects, requiring the development of wide-ranging knowledge of highway engineering and administration expertise to facilitate interagency partnerships in furtherance of mutual goals. Consult and or coordinate with other specialists in the Division such as Planners, Environmental Specialists, Financial Specialists, and Structural Engineers, as needed, to clarify or resolve issues and problems related to projects.The
ideal candidate for this position
is an engineer with experience monitoring Federally funded highway programs or delivering highway projects from initial scoping through construction support, traffic operations and maintenance; and experience conveying ideas and concepts to persuade others in meetings, discussions, and in writing.
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USA Jobs
(open to U.S. Citizens). Alternatively, send your resume and a statement of interest (in the body of your e-mail message) directly to
Melinda.Roberson@dot.gov
using the subject “Resume and Documents for the Transportation Civil Engineer Position.” Hiring managers will consider applications submitted by 11/22/2023 (but submit yours as soon as possible for best consideration).This position provides technical guidance in transportation traffic operations, congestion and incident management, and Intelligent Transportation Systems.As a Transportation Civil Engineer, you will:
Provide technical assistance and interpretation of program laws, regulations, policy, and guidance concerning ITS, traffic operations in the implementation of Federal aid transportation and highway projects for the State.Serve as a technical resource for Division activities in operations and provides technical assistance in matters pertaining to ITS issues and problems, and the deployment of technology and techniques. Also review and assist with matters pertaining to the tolling/pricing, managed lanes, reducing border congestion, reducing congestion, and performance management of the transportation system.Coordinate and collaborate with FHWA contacts, as well as state, local, and Tribal government representatives on activities related to traffic congestion, system performance, and safety. Ensure compliance with federal laws and regulations pertaining to such matters as funding eligibility, grant funding mechanisms and agreements, planning, programming, and project development review and implementation. Promote consistency in the decision-making and interpretation of Federal-aid highway program requirements and related regulations among Division staff members.Facilitate interagency cooperation for the establishment of coordinated, operational traffic management systems. Assist in the implementation of state-of-the-art technology-based solutions to real world transportation problems by providing technical guidance, and support to the State Department of Transportation (DOT), Tribal or local city/state entities in the development of transportation projects involving ITS technologies, ITS standards, and criteria.Serve as a representative of the Division Office on Federal-aid transportation projects, requiring the development of wide-ranging knowledge of highway engineering and administration expertise to facilitate interagency partnerships in furtherance of mutual goals. Consult and or coordinate with other specialists in the Division such as Planners, Environmental Specialists, Financial Specialists, and Structural Engineers, as needed, to clarify or resolve issues and problems related to projects.The
ideal candidate for this position
is an engineer with experience monitoring Federally funded highway programs or delivering highway projects from initial scoping through construction support, traffic operations and maintenance; and experience conveying ideas and concepts to persuade others in meetings, discussions, and in writing.
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