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Engineer III - Transportation at Pima County, Arizona - ApplyBlast

Engineer III - Transportation

Pima County, Arizona

5 months ago

2.1 on Glassdoor

Remote

Full Time

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About this role

Engineer III at Pima County Department of Transportation Planning and Engineering Division to lead transportation engineering team and collaborate with stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Lead the creation of innovative and effective preliminary design concepts for transportation projects
Evaluate and provide feedback on development proposals, plans, and traffic impact studies
Maintain and update transportation design standards, guidelines, and best practices
Oversee the planning, maintenance, and rehabilitation of bridges and culverts
Manage and implement traffic calming and management strategies for the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related fieldSix years of post-registration professional engineering experienceCurrent registration or licensure as a Professional Engineer (PE) in Arizona

About Pima County, Arizona

pima.gov

Headquarters

Tucson, Arizona, United States

Company Size

5001-10000 employees

Founded

1864

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Pima County, Arizona is the official county government serving Tucson and surrounding communities including Marana, Ajo, Oro Valley, Sahuarita, Three Points and Arivaca. The county provides a wide range of public services — including public safety, health and human services, courts and records, planning and transportation — and publishes news, alerts, and meeting information for residents, businesses, and visitors. Its website centralizes online tools for paying fees, applying for permits and licenses, accessing maps and records, and contacting departments and elected officials.