Overview
As the System Design & Scheduling Planner, you will provide subject matter expertise to review, evaluate, and propose changes to the fixed-route bus networks. In conjunction with other division leaders, you will be responsible for planning routing and scheduling changes to accommodate community needs. You will collaborate with counties, cities, transit agencies, the state DOT, and private entities to provide information on Community Transit routes and necessary supportive infrastructure.
Essential Duties
1. Use technical analysis and available data to research route performance issues and provide subject matter expertise to create and evaluate proposed future-facing route network changes.
2. Work on cross-functional project teams where system design and operational knowledge is required. As well as work with other internal teams on equity requirements and reporting for state and federal funding partners.
3. Serve as the division’s lead on equity and Title VI-related analysis and reporting. Coordinate Title VI and equity review processes for agency projects including authorizing final analysis memos for Board review.
4. Perform spot reviews of system failures, performance barriers, walkshed feasibility, pathway feasibility, or other infrastructure and geographical components that affect system accessibility and feasibility.
5. Conduct site visits for project feasibility, which include identifying operational design issues and potential opportunities.
6. Support the division by developing presentation materials, drafting staff memorandum, and participating in interagency / inter-jurisdictional groups, committees, and forums, as needed.
7. Perform other duties of a similar nature, as assigned.
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications
1. Transportation Planner (Pay Range : $85,280 - $119,393)
2. Senior Transportation Planner (Pay Range : $90,948 - $127,326)
An equivalent combination of education and experience to successfully perform the job duties is also accepted.
Knowledge Requirements
Skill Requirements
Preferred Skills and Knowledge
Working Conditions
90-100% of your work will be performed in an office environment and requires you to operate standard office equipment and keyboards. You will be required to move throughout and between different office buildings. You may also need to complete tasks in noisy environments.
0-10% of your work will be in the field, in varying weather conditions.
Application and Selection Process
Employee Benefits
Employees (and their families) are covered by medical, dental, vision, basic life and disability insurance. Employees participate in the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) and have the option to enroll in the agency’s deferred compensation plan. In addition to WA Paid Sick Leave, employees in this position, accrue of 24 days of Paid Time off (192 hours) in their first year and nine (9) paid holidays throughout the calendar year. Full list of all benefits and details can be found .
If you have a family member, or share the same living quarters of a current Community Transit employee, please let your Human Resources Recruiter know as your eligibility for this position will be affected.
Transportation Planner • Everett, WA, US