Txdot
Transportation Engineer I, II, III, or IV- Design Division- Austin, TX
Txdot, Austin, Texas, us, 78716
Job Overview
Transportation Engineer I, II, III, or IV – Design Division – Austin, TX (Job ID 2502946). TxDOT’s Design Division is seeking an experienced Transportation Engineer in the Highway Safety and Operations Group in the Project Delivery Section based in Austin, TX. The Division values a diverse workforce of over 13,000 employees statewide and is committed to building exciting careers across the state. Salary Range
Transportation Engineer I: $78,000 – $93,000 Transportation Engineer II: $88,000 – $102,000 Transportation Engineer III: $95,000 – $110,000 Transportation Engineer IV: $105,000 – $128,000 Work Location
Stassney HQ – Main 6230 East Stassney Lane Austin 78744 Travel
10% of the time, day shift, 40 hours per week onsite. Benefits & Perks
Retirement Plans Flexible Work Schedules Paid Leave & Holidays Health Premiums 100% paid for full‑time employees On‑the‑Job Training Tuition Assistance Program Holistic Wellness Program with Leave Incentives Career Development & Advancement Opportunities Family‑Friendly Policies & Programs Responsibilities by Level
Transportation Engineer I
Performs transportation engineering work in one or more functional areas such as planning, project development and design, construction, transportation/traffic operations, and/or maintenance. Ensures compliance with federal and state laws, policies, and standards. Contact with governmental officials and private entities. Requires standard supervision.
Transportation Engineer II
Performs complex transportation engineering work in one or more functional areas. Independent work on assignments; unusual issues referred to supervisor. Contact with governmental officials and private entities. Establishes own work plan and priorities.
Transportation Engineer III
Performs advanced and complex transportation engineering work in one or more functional areas. Assumes direct accountability for the work product. Provides technical support to districts, drives to project locations as required, and performs other job responsibilities as assigned.
Transportation Engineer IV
Performs highly advanced and complex transportation engineering work in one or more functional areas. Virtually self‑supervising and assumes direct accountability for the work product. Provides vehicle traffic engineering support for districts in project development, negotiates fees and budgets, monitors consultants, and negotiates contract work schedules.
Qualifications
Minimum Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or related science (accepted by TX PELS). Minimum Experience:
4 years of engineering, transportation engineering, or related engineering experience (full‑time or prorated part‑time equivalent). Related graduate‑level education may substitute for experience on a year‑per‑year basis. Valid driver’s license – requires driving a state vehicle. TX Licensed Professional Engineer*. Safety Impact Certificate. Preferred Qualifications
Professional Traffic Operation Engineer (PTOE). Road Safety Professional (RSP). Traffic engineering terminology, principles, practices and methods. Geometric design relationships to traffic operations. Applicable engineering applications and methods to support efficient planning and design activities (AASHTO Green Book, Highway Design Manual, Highway Safety Manual, Highway Capacity Manual). Statistical analysis methodologies and reporting procedures. Familiarity with FHWA Interstate project requirements. Facilitating groups using effective communication methods and guiding others to follow procedures necessary to complete complex tasks. Physical Requirements & Working Conditions
Subject to inside and outside environmental conditions. Sedentary work: lift up to 10 lbs at a time and occasionally carry files/small tools. Balancing‑walking, standing, crouching on various surfaces without falling. Standing – prolonged periods of time. Walking – moving on foot to accomplish tasks: long distance from one work site to another. Fingering‑picking, pinching, typing – working primarily with fingers rather than whole hand. Talking‑expressing or exchanging ideas by spoken words. Hearing – perceive sound at normal speaking levels; receive information by oral communication. Close visual acuity – work includes visual inspection of small defects/parts. Visual acuity – determine work quality/make general observations of facilities/structures. This job has been identified as physically demanding and will require a pre‑employment physical exam and mandatory drug test prior to employment for this safety impact position. Equal Opportunity Employer Statement
The Texas Department of Transportation is an Equal Opportunity Employer. If requested, reasonable accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities for any part of the employment process in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. *Professional engineers licensed in another state in the United States, but not currently licensed in the State of Texas, must meet the license requirements of the State of Texas Engineering Practices Act, obtain a professional engineering license from the State of Texas within six (6) months of the date of hire, and sign an agreement to that effect as a condition of employment.
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Transportation Engineer I, II, III, or IV – Design Division – Austin, TX (Job ID 2502946). TxDOT’s Design Division is seeking an experienced Transportation Engineer in the Highway Safety and Operations Group in the Project Delivery Section based in Austin, TX. The Division values a diverse workforce of over 13,000 employees statewide and is committed to building exciting careers across the state. Salary Range
Transportation Engineer I: $78,000 – $93,000 Transportation Engineer II: $88,000 – $102,000 Transportation Engineer III: $95,000 – $110,000 Transportation Engineer IV: $105,000 – $128,000 Work Location
Stassney HQ – Main 6230 East Stassney Lane Austin 78744 Travel
10% of the time, day shift, 40 hours per week onsite. Benefits & Perks
Retirement Plans Flexible Work Schedules Paid Leave & Holidays Health Premiums 100% paid for full‑time employees On‑the‑Job Training Tuition Assistance Program Holistic Wellness Program with Leave Incentives Career Development & Advancement Opportunities Family‑Friendly Policies & Programs Responsibilities by Level
Transportation Engineer I
Performs transportation engineering work in one or more functional areas such as planning, project development and design, construction, transportation/traffic operations, and/or maintenance. Ensures compliance with federal and state laws, policies, and standards. Contact with governmental officials and private entities. Requires standard supervision.
Transportation Engineer II
Performs complex transportation engineering work in one or more functional areas. Independent work on assignments; unusual issues referred to supervisor. Contact with governmental officials and private entities. Establishes own work plan and priorities.
Transportation Engineer III
Performs advanced and complex transportation engineering work in one or more functional areas. Assumes direct accountability for the work product. Provides technical support to districts, drives to project locations as required, and performs other job responsibilities as assigned.
Transportation Engineer IV
Performs highly advanced and complex transportation engineering work in one or more functional areas. Virtually self‑supervising and assumes direct accountability for the work product. Provides vehicle traffic engineering support for districts in project development, negotiates fees and budgets, monitors consultants, and negotiates contract work schedules.
Qualifications
Minimum Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or related science (accepted by TX PELS). Minimum Experience:
4 years of engineering, transportation engineering, or related engineering experience (full‑time or prorated part‑time equivalent). Related graduate‑level education may substitute for experience on a year‑per‑year basis. Valid driver’s license – requires driving a state vehicle. TX Licensed Professional Engineer*. Safety Impact Certificate. Preferred Qualifications
Professional Traffic Operation Engineer (PTOE). Road Safety Professional (RSP). Traffic engineering terminology, principles, practices and methods. Geometric design relationships to traffic operations. Applicable engineering applications and methods to support efficient planning and design activities (AASHTO Green Book, Highway Design Manual, Highway Safety Manual, Highway Capacity Manual). Statistical analysis methodologies and reporting procedures. Familiarity with FHWA Interstate project requirements. Facilitating groups using effective communication methods and guiding others to follow procedures necessary to complete complex tasks. Physical Requirements & Working Conditions
Subject to inside and outside environmental conditions. Sedentary work: lift up to 10 lbs at a time and occasionally carry files/small tools. Balancing‑walking, standing, crouching on various surfaces without falling. Standing – prolonged periods of time. Walking – moving on foot to accomplish tasks: long distance from one work site to another. Fingering‑picking, pinching, typing – working primarily with fingers rather than whole hand. Talking‑expressing or exchanging ideas by spoken words. Hearing – perceive sound at normal speaking levels; receive information by oral communication. Close visual acuity – work includes visual inspection of small defects/parts. Visual acuity – determine work quality/make general observations of facilities/structures. This job has been identified as physically demanding and will require a pre‑employment physical exam and mandatory drug test prior to employment for this safety impact position. Equal Opportunity Employer Statement
The Texas Department of Transportation is an Equal Opportunity Employer. If requested, reasonable accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities for any part of the employment process in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. *Professional engineers licensed in another state in the United States, but not currently licensed in the State of Texas, must meet the license requirements of the State of Texas Engineering Practices Act, obtain a professional engineering license from the State of Texas within six (6) months of the date of hire, and sign an agreement to that effect as a condition of employment.
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