Job Description
The City of Berkeley is hiring an Associate Transportation Engineer to join the Public Performs Department, specifically within the Measure FF group. This role centers on delivering many capital improvement projects that enhance transportation infrastructure in Berkeley.
As a venture manager and technical lead, you’ll oversee consultant teams through all phases of task development, from planning and principle development to public outreach, thorough design, bid and award, and construction.
You’ll guarantee compliance with Town policies, engineering standards, MUTCD, Caltrans guidance, ADA/PROWAG, NACTO, and Vision Zero principles. Coordination with various City departments and divisions is pivotal to sharing understanding and pursuing efficiencies in delivering Measure FF function.
You’ll also manage construction management and inspection consultants, securing projects are implemented effectively. This role is perfect for experienced transportation engineers who thrive in a collaborative, public-service environment and are committed to advancing protected, accessible, and sustainable transportation in Berkeley.
Salary & Compensation
Salary: $139,947 - $169,103 per year.
Qualification
You must encounter the minimum qualifications for Associate Transportation Engineer as established by the City of Berkeley. Normally, this involves a combination of education and expertise in transportation engineering.
- Possession of a sound California Professional Engineer (PE) license in Civil or Traffic Engineering.
- Four years of increasingly responsible skilled engineering background in transportation or traffic engineering.
- A bachelor's degree in civil engineering, transportation engineering, or a tightly related field from an accredited college or university.
- Experience managing consultant teams and capital improvement projects.
- Knowledge of MUTCD, Caltrans standards, ADA/PROWAG, NACTO, and Vision Zero principles.
- Know-how with public outreach and stakeholder engagement.
- Ability to assess and approve engineering schemes, specifications, and estimates.
- Powerful venture management abilities covering scope, schedule, and budget oversight.
- Excellent written and verbal communication competencies.
- Experience with Metro or municipal public sector procedures is preferred.
Role Responsibilities
Oversee consultant teams through all phases of task development: planning, concept development, public outreach, comprehensive design, bid/award, and construction.
- Grow venture scopes, coordinate tasks, and review deliverables including blueprints, specifications, and engineer's estimates.
- Confirm compliance with City policies, engineering standards, MUTCD, Caltrans guidance, ADA/PROWAG, NACTO, and Vision Zero.
- Organize with Town departments and divisions to stake expertise and pursue efficiencies for Measure FF perform.
- Supervise construction management and inspection consultants.
- Perform task implementation duties including schedule oversight and standard management.
- Participate in public meetings and present venture updates to stakeholders.
- Arrange and run task budgets and funding allocations.
- Evaluate and approve adjust orders and contract modifications.
- Mentor junior engineering team as needed.
Conditions & Requirements
Legitimate California Expert Engineer (PE) license in Civil or Traffic Engineering.
- Possession of a sound California driver's license and satisfactory driving record.
- Aptitude to pass a background inspect and pre-employment physical (if applicable).
- Availability to go to evening public meetings occasionally.
- May want to operate outside standard business hours during emergencies or project deadlines.
Benefits
Complete medical, dental, and vision insurance plans.
- CalPERS retirement upsides.
- Paid vacation, sick depart, and holidays.
- Adaptable spending accounts for health and dependent care.
- Employer-paid life insurance and long-term disability.
- Tuition reimbursement and professional development opportunities.
- Commuter gains and subsidized transit passes.
How You Will Be Evaluated
Submission examine: candidates meeting minimum qualifications will be invited to the next step.
- Supplemental questionnaire: may be applied to assess related expertise and insight.
- Oral meeting: panel interview covering technical and behavioral competencies.
- Hands-on exercise or writing sample may be called for.
- Reference inspects and background investigation.
- Closing picking set on overall qualifications and meeting performance.
Required Documents
Wrapped up online submission through GovernmentJobs.
- Supplemental questionnaire responses (if suitable).
- Resume detailing applicable work background.
- Include letter (optional but recommended).
- Proof of California PE license (copy of license or certificate).
- Transcripts or degree verification for education needs.
How to Apply
Stop by the formal City of Berkeley careers page on GovernmentJobs.com.
- Produce or to your candidate account.
- Finalize the online application and all needed supplemental questions.
- Upload your resume, span letter, and any required documents (e.g., PE license, transcripts).
- Assess your submission for accuracy and hand in before the deadline.
Additional Information
The existing vacancy is assigned to the Measure FF cluster within the Public Operates Department.
- This is a full-time, benefited post with a pay range of $139,947
- $169,103 per year.
- The role is located at 2180 Milvia Street, 1st floor, Berkeley, CA 94704.
- You must be legally approved to work in the United States.
- The City of Berkeley is an Even Chance Employer.
- Veterans, people with disabilities, and bilingual candidates are encouraged to put in.
- For questions about the submission workflow, contact the City of Berkeley Human References Department.
- The due date to register isn’t specified; early submission is recommended.
About Company
The City of Berkeley is a progressive, diverse community in the San Francisco Bay Domain, known for its commitment to sustainability, social equity, and innovation. The Public Functions Department is responsible for planning, designing, building, and maintaining the city's infrastructure, such as streets, sidewalks, traffic signals, and stormwater systems. This Associate Transportation Engineer role is portion of the Measure FF scheme, a voter-approved initiative that funds transportation and infrastructure improvements. The role presents an opening to contribute right away to Berkeley's transportation upcoming, functioning on projects that enhance safety, accessibility, and mobility for all residents. Berkeley values collaboration, transparency, and community engagement.
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FAQs
What is the typical profession progression for an Associate Transportation Engineer at the City of Berkeley?
Associate Transportation Engineers can advance to Experienced Transportation Engineer or Principal Engineer roles, regularly after gaining additional expertise and taking on more complicated projects. The city assists expert development and continuing education.
Is this role eligible for remote or hybrid function?
The role is set at the City of Berkeley Public Functions Department at 2180 Milvia Street. While some duties may be performed remotely, the role calls for routine onsite presence for task meetings, public outreach, and construction oversight.
What sorts of capital improvement projects will I run?
Projects cover street and sidewalk improvements, traffic signal upgrades, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and other transportation infrastructure funded by Measure FF. You’ll oversee projects from principle through construction.
Can background substitute for the education need?
Yes, the City of Berkeley typically permits additional qualifying know-how to substitute for the bachelor’s degree on a year-for-year basis. Inspect the authorized role announcement for precise substitution policies.
What is the selection process timeline?
After the submission cutoff, the town reviews submissions and invites qualified applicants to an oral meeting. The entire workflow, covering reference verifies and background investigation, may grab several weeks.
Are there any distinct certifications needed beyond the PE license?
A valid California PE license in Civil or Traffic Engineering is needed. Additional certifications like PMP or traffic engineering specialty are beneficial but not mandatory.
What is the function schedule for this role?
This is a full-time role, generally Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Occasional evening operate may be called for for public meetings or project deadlines.