The ideal location for this position is our Indianapolis, IN office, but HYBRID and REMOTE options may be available for the right candidate.

What You’ll Be Doing:

• Prepare, coordinate, and supervise traffic engineering design, analysis and modeling tasks and provide traffic discipline support to other Discipline Leads and Project Managers
• Coordinate overall traffic backlog, schedules, budgets, and deadlines
• Train and manage traffic resources including staff workloads, career planning, individual development plans, including one-on-one conversations, salary recommendations, etc.
• Actively engage with Traffic Engineering Technical Organization within Parsons to share or seek resources as needed
• Create a challenging professional environment of innovation, opportunity, development, and continuous improvement for the Traffic team focused on staff growth and succession planning
• Plan, monitor and ensure compliance with scope, schedule and budgetary constraints on multiple projects
• Lead/support (as appropriate) the development of Traffic Engineering and TSMO Design portfolio
• Serve as Traffic Discipline Lead on pursuits and opportunities with DOTs and other clients in the Central Area (East, Mid, West)
• Support Design-Build and major project in other Areas/Offices

Additional Goals/Responsibilities:

• Participate in Parsons’ Traffic Engineering Technical Organization to establish internal professional network.
• Parsons Infrastructure Technical Organization (ITO) facilitates seamless sharing of lessons learned, resources, expertise, and backlog across offices. Grow your stature within the ITO in the near/long term
• Support or lead traffic engineering tasks for other offices within the Midwest states.
• Strategize and engage in hiring decisions to achieve organic growth.
• Identify and develop high-potential talent.
• Participate in strategizing, storyboarding, writing, and reviewing proposals – become an integral part of the team’s success
• Participate in Business Development strategy meetings as needed
• Engage and serve in leadership positions within industry organizations, with specific subcommittee involvement at relevant professional organizations including ACEC, ITE, ASCE, and others.
• Seek opportunities to make presentations or write articles. Encourage others in the team to do the same.
• Maintain current knowledge of project pipeline for key clients

What Required Skills You’ll Bring:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering (or related field)
• 15+ years of related work experience in traffic engineering and analysis
• Professional Engineer (PE) registration is required
• PTOE certification is highly desirable, but not required
• Experience interfacing with DOTs within the Midwest is essential
• Solid foundational knowledge of basic traffic analysis and design software such as Synchro, Vissim, Rodel, MicroStation and others
• Transportation Systems Management and Operations (TSMO) experience is desirable, but not required