Road network engineer - City Ops O&M

Job Summary The Road Network Engineer is responsible for the planning, design, operation, and maintenance assessment of road networks within urban developments, communities, cities, and large-scale infrastructure projects. The role focuses on enhancing connectivity, traffic flow, road safety, and transportation efficiency through engineering analysis, design reviews, and performance monitoring. Key Responsibilities Road Network Planning & Design - Develop road network strategies and transportation infrastructure plans. - Review and evaluate road layouts, alignments, intersections, and access points. - Ensure road designs comply with local and international engineering standards. - Assess road hierarchy, connectivity, and capacity requirements for current and future demand. - Support master planning activities and infrastructure integration. Traffic Engineering & Analysis - Conduct traffic studies, transportation assessments, and capacity analyses. - Analyze traffic volumes, flow patterns, congestion points, and network performance. - Identify bottlenecks and recommend infrastructure improvements. - Support transportation demand management initiatives. - Evaluate road network performance using simulation and modeling tools. Road Safety & Compliance - Conduct road safety audits and inspections. - Identify safety risks, accident-prone locations, and operational deficiencies. - Recommend measures to improve road safety, signage, pavement markings, and traffic control systems. - Ensure compliance with municipal, transportation authority, and regulatory requirements. Infrastructure Performance Monitoring - Monitor road network performance through data collection and analysis. - Evaluate pavement conditions, road asset functionality, and maintenance requirements. - Coordinate with maintenance teams to prioritize repairs and upgrades. - Develop performance reports and recommendations for continuous improvement. Smart Mobility & Transportation Systems - Support implementation of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). - Evaluate traffic management technologies and smart mobility solutions. - Coordinate integration of road infrastructure with public transportation, cycling, and pedestrian networks. - Support initiatives related to sustainable transportation and future mobility. Stakeholder Coordination - Coordinate with government authorities, consultants, contractors, and utility providers. - Review engineering submissions, technical reports, and design packages. - Participate in project meetings and provide technical guidance. - Support project delivery from planning through construction and operation phases. Reporting & Documentation - Prepare technical reports, traffic assessments, and engineering recommendations. - Maintain records of road network studies, inspections, and improvement initiatives. - Present findings and recommendations to management and stakeholders. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Highway Engineering, or a related field. - Master's degree in Transportation Engineering is an advantage. - Professional Engineer (PE) registration or equivalent certification is preferred. Experience - 4-8 years of experience in road design, transportation planning, traffic engineering, or highway infrastructure projects. - Experience with urban developments, smart cities, transportation networks, or large-scale infrastructure projects. - Experience working with government authorities, municipalities, or engineering consultancies is preferred.

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering, or Highway Engineering. 4-8 years of experience in road design, transportation planning, traffic engineering, or highway infrastructure projects. PE registration or equivalent certification is preferred.

Road Network Planning & Design: Develop road network strategies and transportation infrastructure plans; Review road layouts, alignments, intersections, and access points; Ensure designs comply with local and international standards; Assess connectivity and capacity for current and future demand; Support master planning and infrastructure integration. Traffic Engineering & Analysis: Conduct traffic studies, transportation assessments, and capacity analyses; Analyze volumes, flow, congestion, and network performance; Identify bottlenecks and recommend improvements; Evaluate performance using simulation and modeling tools. Road Safety & Compliance: Conduct safety audits and inspections; Identify risks and deficiencies; Recommend measures to improve safety, signage, markings, and traffic control systems; Ensure regulatory compliance. Infrastructure Performance Monitoring: Monitor performance through data collection and analysis; Evaluate pavement conditions and maintenance needs; Coordinate with maintenance teams; Develop performance reports. Smart Mobility & Transportation Systems: Support ITS implementation; Evaluate traffic management technologies and smart mobility solutions; Integrate road infrastructure with public transit, cycling, and pedestrian networks; Support sustainable transportation initiatives. Stakeholder Coordination: Coordinate with government authorities, consultants, contractors, and utility providers; Review submissions and reports; Participate in project meetings; Support project delivery from planning through construction and operation. Reporting & Documentation: Prepare technical reports, traffic assessments, and recommendations; Maintain records; Present findings to management and stakeholders.