Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE)
District 6 (Western United States)
San Francisco Bay Area Section

Posted December 18, 2008
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency: Parking & Traffic and Planning Divisions
Student Intern (Summer 2009 Program)

Gain valuable on-the-job experience under the guidance of more than 70 experienced professional engineers and planners. Interns will participate in various activities of the two Divisions, such as design and construction of capital/transportation improvement projects, traffic management, bicycle and pedestrian projects, transportation/transit planning, transit engineering, traffic calming, signal design projects, and intelligent transportation system (SFgo) projects. You can learn more about our Divisions and projects at www.sfmta.com. Part-time work opportunities may be available during the school year. Earn $1,890-$2,125 bi-weekly depending on your qualifications.

Qualifications:

• You must be attending an accredited civil engineering or city/urban planning undergraduate or graduate degree program at the time of filing. An applicant can be employed up to six (6) months after graduation; otherwise, you must be either returning to an undergraduate program or entering into a graduate program in Fall 2009.
• You must be considering a career in transportation/traffic engineering or planning. Completion of one or more transportation engineering or planning course(s) is desirable but not required.
• You must be a US Citizen, green card holder, or have a legal work permit prior to application.

How to Apply:

1. Complete the on-line Student Intern Application at http://www.sfstudentintern.org
2. Submit the completed Student Intern Application along with the following in PDF format:
   • One-page cover letter (addressing your interest in transportation/traffic engineering or planning, and your career goals)
   • Resume
   • Complete college transcripts for both undergraduate and graduate work
3. Completed application packages must be submitted on-line at: http://www.sfstudentintern.org. All file attachments must be in PDF format.

Qualified applicants, who are selected for an interview, will be notified of the exact date, time, and place of the interview. Please be sure to provide us with a valid e-mail address and phone number.
Deadline to apply: Monday, February 16, 2009

Applicants should submit their applications as soon as possible.
For more information, call Ken Kwong at (415) 701-4575 or send e-mail to: kenneth.kwong@sfmta.com

Minorities, Women and Persons with Disabilities are Encouraged to Apply. An Equal Opportunity Employer.

Posted December 2, 2008
University of California, Berkeley, ITS Technology Transfer Program -- Richmond, CA
Associate Development Engineer

The Technology Transfer Program, within the Institute of Transportation Studies at the University of California, Berkeley is a comprehensive professional development program for the California transportation community. We cover all aspects of surface transportation - infrastructure design, engineering, planning and policy, safety, the environment, pavements, signals, maintenance, and project development. We offer more than 150 training courses; free information resources; conferences; and technical assistance programs, all geared toward professionals working at state, county, and city transportation agencies in California. We have a full-time staff of 18 located at UC Berkeley's Richmond Field Station and a part-time staff of over 100 instructors located around the state.

We are looking for a Development Engineer to join our team. In this full-time position you will plan, develop and revise courses, cultivate technical assistance programs for local agencies, and create information resources. Actual projects will vary based on your interests. The ideal candidate should have an advanced degree in transportation engineering or planning, and above all, should be dedicated to creating programs that will improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and safety of the entire transportation system for those who work on it and those who use it. Knowledge of California transportation institutions or experience working with state, city, or county transportation agencies is also highly desirable.

For more information, please see www.techtransfer.berkeley.edu or contact Laura Melendy, Director of the Technology Transfer Program, at melendy@berkeley.edu or (510) 665-3608.

Posted October 30, 2008
Sequence Systems - Roseville, CA
Transportation Planner / Project Manager - Environmental / Engineering Climate Change

We are seeking an Experienced Project Manager with 6+ years experience on Transportation Planning projects throughout the California Region.

The ideal individual would have previous experience managing transportation planning, railway, environmental policy and/or economic analysis aspects on projects. This would include having lead project manager experience, overseeing scopes of work, proposal development, budgets, manpower requirements, technical / scientific project details, and managing client relationships. Additionally, you must have abilities to provide emission source, GHG and climate change policy reduction strategies as related to transportation sources, as well as, land use / design strategies.

Position requires a bachelor's degree in Transportation Planning, Engineering or related discipline. MS preferred. Experience writing technical documentation and leading project groups desired.

For consideration please forward resume or contact directly:

Sequence Systems
Attn: Michael DeSafey
2008 Opportunity Drive #150
Roseville, CA 95678
Phone: 916-782-6900 x202
Fax: 916-782-6307
Email: mdesafey@sequencestaffing.com
www.sequencestaffing.com

Posted October 14, 2008
City of Mountain View - Mountain View, CA
Senior Admininistrative Analyst & Administrative Analyst II

The City of Mountain View's Public Works Department is seeking qualified professionals who possess superior analytical, interpersonal and communication skills. The position will be filled at either the Senior Administrative Analyst or the Administrative Analyst II level depending on the qualifications and experience of the candidate selected.

The primary responsibilities of the position are to act as the Public Works Department Analyst in regional and local transportation, write and administer grant funding applications and implement other policy-related projects. The position also acts as the liaison to the City Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee and other committees by preparing agendas, minutes and reports. This position prepares reports and makes presentation to the City Council and outside organizations on various topics.

The Administrative Analyst II level requires education and experience equivalent to a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in public administration, business, transportation, environmental studies, geography, planning or related field and two years of full-time administrative and analytical experience equivalent to the position of Administrative Analyst I with the City of Mountain View.

The Senior Analyst level requires education equivalent to the II level and three years of increasingly responsible administrative and analytical experience. A master's degree in business or public administration is highly desirable.

Salary: $6,315 to $7,894 Monthly (Senior Administrative Analyst level)
or $6,079 to $7,152/Monthly (Administrative Analyst II).
Salary includes employee's 8 percent PERS contribution for the 2.7% at 55 PERS retirement formula.

APPLY BY: Applications and resumes will be accepted in the Employee Services Department on a continuous basis until the position has been filled. The first round of application review is scheduled for Friday, October 17, 2008. Applicants are invited to complete a City application and submit a resume outlining qualifications online at www.calopps.org or submit the materials to the Employee Services Department, City of Mountain View, 500 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041, (650) 903-6310. EOE