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Traffic Senior Project Manager

Benesch
Location
Denver, CO
Posted
12 days ago
Department
Civil - Traffic
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • A minimum of 20 years of diverse and progressive traffic engineering experience
  • Licensed PE in the state of CO
  • B.S. Degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent
  • Experience working with public agencies and/or municipalities
  • Senior manager experienced with building, managing and leading teams
  • Progressive experience with developing and overseeing the development of plans analysis and reports per DOT standards and requirements
Nice to have
  • CDOT experience is preferred
  • Experience coordinating with contractors, designers, local agencies and CDOT on CMGC projects is a plus
  • Candidate knowledgeable with statewide traffic policies and FHWA requirements is preferred
  • Candidate engaged with professional organizations such as AASHTO, APWA, ITE
What the job really is

The Traffic Senior Project Manager at Benesch will lead and manage various transportation projects, focusing on traffic operations and safety. Responsibilities include marketing to identify opportunities, responding to RFPs, managing project scopes and budgets, and collaborating with clients and stakeholders. The role requires extensive experience in traffic engineering and knowledge of local, state, and federal standards.

Benefits
  • Generous paid time benefits plan that increases throughout your career
  • Several paid holidays
  • Medical, dental, and vision benefits
  • Company-paid life insurance
  • Short term and long-term disability plans
  • 401K plan with profit-sharing contributions
Things to weigh
  • Hybrid work schedule may not suit everyone
  • High level of experience required may limit applicant pool
  • No specific mention of career advancement opportunities beyond general statements about growth
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