Graduate Engineer - Traffic Signal

The City of Fort Worth, serving a population of nearly 1,000,000 residents, is seeking a Graduate Engineer specializing in traffic signal systems. This role presents an exciting opportunity to contribute to one of the fastest-growing large cities in the United States.

The position offers a competitive annual compensation range of $63,000 to $74,980, along with a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision insurance, paid holidays, pension plan, and professional development opportunities. Working hours are typically Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, with occasional evening/weekend work required.

As a Graduate Engineer in the Traffic Signal department, you'll be responsible for crucial infrastructure management tasks including corridor retiming, signal timing plan development and implementation, and traffic signal installation/modification. The role involves hands-on technical work with modern design and drafting software, conducting traffic studies, and providing technical support for transportation projects.

The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in civil engineering or related field, and preferably possess an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) Certification. Experience with specialized tools like AutoCAD, SYNCHRO, and Highway Capacity Software (HCS) is valued, as is familiarity with technical standards such as TMUTCD and AASHTO Policy.

This position offers an excellent opportunity for professional growth in municipal engineering, working in a diverse and inclusive environment that values exceptional customer experience, continuous improvement, and ethical behavior. The role combines technical expertise with public service, requiring strong communication skills and the ability to interact effectively with consultants, stakeholders, and citizens.

The physical demands are moderate, typically requiring light work with occasional lifting up to 20 pounds. The City of Fort Worth provides a supportive work environment with opportunities for advancement and professional development, making this an ideal position for engineers looking to make a meaningful impact in public infrastructure and community development.