Transportation Lead (CGY) (Southeast Calgary), Alberta

Transportation Lead CALGARY OR EDMONTON, ALBERTA Transportation Lead serves as a trusted advisor to public and private sector clients, providing strategic and technical leadership on complex transportation infrastructure initiatives. They are responsible for the planning, analysis, and design of projects while guiding decision-making and advancing practical, forward‑looking solutions. They provide technical oversight across projects, mentor and elevate team performance, and contribute to client development and the growth of Al‑Terra’s transportation practice. This role is critical to delivering high-quality, implementable transportation solutions that support community growth, improve mobility, and enhance safety across municipal and regional systems. Responsibilities Lead complex, multi‑disciplinary transportation programs and major projects. Lead the planning, analysis, and design of transportation systems, including: Roadways, streetscaping, and complete streets Interchanges; freeway, expressway and arterial intersections; traffic signals and urban and rural roundabouts Traffic calming and safe mobility Active transportation and transit Parking studies and access management Functional and detailed design Oversee and prepare transportation engineering reports, design drawings, specifications, and cost estimates. Apply sound engineering principles and professional judgment to develop innovative and practical solutions. Ensure designs comply with municipal, provincial, and national standards and guidelines. Act as Project Manager, Technical Lead, or Subject Matter Expert on transportation engineering projects. Monitor project progress and ensure deliverables are completed on time and within budget. Collaborate with internal disciplines including civil engineering, land development, geomatics, and landscape architecture. Manage subconsultants, coordinate with interested parties, and participate in public engagement. Develop and maintain strong client relationships with municipalities, advocates, and government agencies. Develop proposal strategies and provide technical leadership on key proposals. Lead proposal pursuits, including scope development, scheduling, and fee estimation. Pursue new business opportunities and contribute to building strategic client relationships to support the sustainability and growth of the transportation practice. Represent Al‑Terra in meetings with clients, regulatory agencies, and stakeholders. Provide mentorship, guidance, and technical oversight to young professionals and other technical staff. Champion a cooperative, supportive, and high performance team setting that prioritizes safety, mentorship, and continuous improvement. Lead and participate in quality control and technical review processes to ensure all work meets Al Terra’s technical standards and professional obligations. Contribute to improving processes, tools, and best practices. Contribute to expanding Al‑Terra's brand awareness and market presence by participating in industry events. Requirements A Bachelor’s degree in engineering. A P.Eng. designation (or equivalent) and a member in good standing with APEGA, or eligible for registration. Minimum 10–15 years of relevant transportation engineering experience, preferably in a consulting environment. Valid driver’s license and ability to travel as required. Ability to pass a background check. Qualifications Strong technical experience with transportation planning and design, urban design analysis, transportation operational analysis, municipal, provincial, and national design standards. Transportation modeling tools (e.g., Synchro, SIDRA, VISUM, HCS, AutoTURN). AutoCAD and Civil 3D (preferred). TORUS, ARCADY and/or Rodel roundabout software (asset). Functional knowledge of ArcGIS (asset).Proven project management skills, including proficiency with PM software and methodologies. Strong organizational and time management skills with the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities. Strong client relationship and stakeholder management abilities. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present technical information clearly and confidently to technical and non‑technical audiences. Experience contributing to and leading proposal development. Working Conditions Full Time 40 hours per week. This role can be based in either Edmonton or Calgary office. Our team works primarily full-time from our office. However, we prioritize flexibility, employee satisfaction, and work‑life balance. Occasional travel and overtime, including weekends, may be required. Physical Requirements Ability to lift 25 pounds. Work at a desk for extended periods of time. Ability to navigate uneven terrain and active construction sites. Only applicants eligible to work in Canada will be considered. #J-18808-Ljbffr Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2pf0wg