Phoenix is the 5th largest city in the nation and the heart of Arizona's government, commerce, and culture. It's a vibrant, forward-thinking community known for innovation in high technology, advanced manufacturing, bioscience research, and business services. With world-class sports, rich cultural attractions, unique restaurants, top tier museums, diverse neighborhoods, and endless outdoor activities, Phoenix offers an exceptional quality of life.
The Street Transportation Department's Traffic Services Division plays a vital role in keeping Phoenix moving safely and efficiently for everyone, drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians alike. Our Traffic Engineer III positions provide technical leadership, design guidance, and quality assurance for a wide range of City and partner agency projects. These roles include supervising staff, developing and reviewing engineering plans, and using data driven analysis to guide decisions. Traffic Engineers III also represent the City in community and stakeholder meetings, which may occasionally include evenings and weekends.
We are currently recruiting for two exciting Traffic Engineer III positions within the Traffic Services Division. These roles require a high level of technical expertise, critical thinking, and strong interpersonal skills. If this describes you, and you're looking for an opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the community you serve, we encourage you to apply for one or both of these important positions.
Neighborhood Traffic Engineer
This position leads programs and initiatives that directly impact neighborhood safety and mobility. It guides traffic calming, school safety, and a variety of transportation projects while managing operational and capital budgets.
Responsibilities include and are not limited to:
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Designing bicycle facilities.
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Managing pavement marking and signing.
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Selecting traffic control devices.
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Leading traffic safety, capacity, parking, and field investigations.
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Supervising a team of Engineering and Technical professionals.
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Engaging with the public frequently about neighborhood traffic safety concerns, presenting to neighborhood groups, and at times interacting with elected officials and the media.
Pedestrian Safety Engineer
This role leads the City's pedestrian safety efforts, focusing on analyzing crashes to identify trends, causes, and opportunities for improvement. The position develops studies, programs, and policies aimed at improving pedestrian and overall traffic safety.
Responsibilities include and are not limited to:
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Managing projects and budgets.
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Conducting technical reviews.
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Implementing safety education initiatives.
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Evaluating and shaping City pedestrian policies.
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Supporting the Safe Routes to School program.
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Building strong internal and external partnerships.
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Supervising a team of Engineering and Technical professionals.
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Representing the City of Phoenix on national, regional, and local committees, and engaging with community members, elected officials, and the media.