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RFPs & Jobs

This section has been created to convey information about job and business opportunities with the 14 MPOs in New York State. As with other pages on this site, we will do our very best to provide you with current information but we also encourage you to look at each agency's website for their up-to-the-minute postings.

RFPs

None at this time.

Jobs

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Greater Buffalo-Niagara Regional Transportation Council

Transportation Planner 2

Apply by August 15, 2025 by 4 p.m. (EST)

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Position Overview

 

Transportation Planner 2 is a multidisciplinary planner position that support GBNRTC’s work with GIS mapping, data collection/analysis, regional traffic modeling, researching and writing reports, developing visuals that communicate data effectively and participating in public outreach activities. It’s important to note that these are not all required skills for one candidate. Employees tend to focus on some but not all of the types of work that we do but the opportunity to train and broaden your skill set is encouraged and supported by GBNRTC. TP2s work on tasks independently that contribute to team initiatives or work products. TP2s work under the direction and supervision of senior staff who provide guidance and help to prioritize work between multiple initiatives when necessary.

 

Ideal Candidate

 

GBNRTC has a need for General Planning and Regional Transportation modeling and Power BI skills at this time and candidates with experience in either of these fields and/or a background that would translate to developing these skills will be prioritized.

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In addition, the ideal candidate has the following traits:

- Skilled at research and report writing.

- Interest and passion in planning the regional transportation system for multi-modal travel.

- Skilled communicator both in written and verbal form

- Self-motivated work style that can work through challenges independently and provide potential solutions

- Team-minded approach to work that is productive and contributes to group projects

- Proactive communicator that interacts with co-workers, stakeholders and members of the public in a professional manner

- Life-Long Learner who embraces new ideas and skills

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Minimum Qualifications

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A Bachelor’s degree in urban planning, regional planning, transportation planning, geography, civil engineering, sustainability, mathematics, computer science, geographic information systems, public administration, public policy, or a closely related field and two years of professional experience required. Advanced degree, professional certifications and previous experience in a public sector transportation planning/environment is preferred.

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How to Apply

 

Please submit your resume to jobs@gbnrtc.org and put the title of the position that you are applying to in the subject line of the email.

Application deadline: August 15, 2025 by 4 p.m. (EST)

 

GBNRTC’s selection process generally follows three steps:

1.Review of resumes to develop initial list for virtual interviews

2.Virtual interview

3.In-person interview

 

Reference checks may be required following the in-person interview. Candidates that are offered and accept a job offer are subject to a background check and pre-employment drug test. 

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For additional information, visit gbnrtc.org/jobs

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Greater Buffalo-Niagara Regional Transportation Council

Transportation Planner 1

Apply by August 15, 2025 by 4 p.m. (EST)

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Position Overview

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The Transportation Planner 1 is GBNRTC’s entry level planner position. TP1s support GBNRTCs work by applying their existing skills and learning new skills through formal and informal training opportunities. Typical types of work include GIS mapping, data collection/analysis, regional traffic modeling, researching and writing reports, developing visuals that communicate data effectively and participating in public outreach opportunities. It’s important to note that these skills are not all required for a single candidate. Employees typically focus on certain areas of our work, rather than all of them. However, GBNRTC encourages and supports opportunities to expand and develop your skill set through training. TP1s work on tasks both independently and in collaboration with other staff. TP1s work under the direction and supervision of senior staff who provide guidance and help to prioritize work between multiple initiatives when necessary. TP1s contribute best by supporting with independent work of skills that exist and learning new skill sets to broaden the ability to contribute GBNRTC. 

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Ideal Candidate

 

GBNRTC has a need for General Planning and Regional Transportation modeling and Power BI skills at this time and candidates with experience in either of these fields and/or a background that would translate to developing these skills will be prioritized.

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In addition, the ideal candidate has the following traits:

- Interest in continuing to learn on the job to develop a broad skill set for GBNRTC's work

- Skilled at research and report writing.

- Interest and passion in planning the regional transportation system for multi-modal travel.

- Skilled communicator both in written and verbal form

- Self-motivated work style that can work through challenges independently 

- Team-minded approach to work that is productive and contributes to group projects

- Proactive communicator that interacts with co-workers, stakeholders and members of the public in a professional manner

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Minimum Qualifications

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A Bachelor's degree in urban planning, regional planning, transportation planning, geography, civil engineering, sustainability, mathematics, computer science, geographic information systems, public administration, public policy, or a closely related field or a closely related field or an equivalent combination of education and experience. An advanced degree is preferred.

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How to Apply

 

Please submit your resume to jobs@gbnrtc.org and put the title of the position that you are applying to in the subject line of the email.

Application deadline: August 15, 2025 by 4 p.m. (EST)

 

GBNRTC’s selection process generally follows three steps:

1.Review of resumes to develop initial list for virtual interviews

2.Virtual interview

3.In-person interview

 

Reference checks may be required following the in-person interview. Candidates that are offered and accept a job offer are subject to a background check and pre-employment drug test. 

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For additional information, visit gbnrtc.org/jobs

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TRANSPORTATION ANALYST

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Utica, New York

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Job Description: The Planning & Program Management Group is responsible for a wide variety of duties and functions. The Transportation Analyst works under the supervision of a Sr. Transportation Analysis, Associate Capital Program Analyst or a Professional Engineer. The duties assigned to this position may include, but are not limited to, the following:
Local Projects:

  • Develop strong working relationships with local municipalities within the 6 county region that have received federal project awards to ensure projects are performed in accordance with the Local Federal Aid Project (LFAP).

  •  Prepare, document, and provide follow-up for processing funding agreements and payment reimbursements between NYSDOT and Local municipalities to ensure timely execution.

  • Work closely with the Regional Groups: Design, Construction, Environmental, and Right of Way, and Maintenance to monitor project delivery and costs.

  • Prepare and present to local municipalities on federal aid eligible grant solicitations and provide technical guidance on the federal process.

  • Coordinate annual Local Highway Inventory (LHI) updates with municipalities.

  • Perform additional duties, as required and/or directed, to support transportation program and planning related functions.

 

Responsibilities may include serving a role within the Incident Command System to support the department’s response to regional and statewide emergency situations.

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For the complete posting, please visit:

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https://statejobs.ny.gov/public/vacancyDetailsView.cfm?id=173104

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JOB OPENING

 ULSTER COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT

ULSTER COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL (UCTC)

Ulster County, New York State

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SENIOR TRANSPORTATION PLANNER

($41.49/hour (Grade 18))

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The Ulster County Planning Department, as host agency for the Ulster County Transportation Council (UCTC), seeks a candidate to perform professional transportation planning in one of New York State’s most dynamic and attractive regions.  The UCTC seeks a self-motivated candidate with education and experience in regional transportation planning and the MPO process, with a strong focus on data and technology applications in transportation planning.

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Responsibilities Include:

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  • Communication: Maintain the UCTC website, assume responsibility for the mailing list and coordination of office communication.

  • GIS and Data Visualizations: Using ArcGIS Pro and Online, develop high quality maps, data dashboards, analyses, and other products in support of UCTC’s many planning initiatives and programs.

  • Data Management: Organize, collect, maintain, and update large datasets in coordination with state and regional agencies.

  • Technology: Work with both common and specialized software and data products, such as Adobe Suite, Replica, the NYS CLEAR crash data viewer, TransCAD, the National Performance Management Research Data Set (NPMRDS), Python, and other applications to perform transportation related analyses and communicate results to the public.

  • Community Transportation Planning Assistance: Help local municipalities and partner organizations realize their transportation planning goals by providing maps and materials, explaining transportation planning concepts, analyzing local traffic conditions, supporting grant proposals, presenting information, and attending public meetings and other events.

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The selected candidate will be responsible for managing the UCTC traffic count program, as well as contributing to the development of the annual Unified Planning Work Program of UCTC, the Transportation Improvement Program, the Metropolitan Transportation Plan and discrete planning projects.  The work also includes an emphasis on traffic safety planning including crash analyses and research. Additional opportunities for expanding focus into transportation planning areas of interest are available.  Project management, report writing, data analysis, public engagement, and working closely with elected officials and the general public are fundamental tasks in this small office.

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The minimum requirements include a Master’s degree in Transportation Planning,  Urban and Regional Planning, Community Development, or a closely related field from an accredited university and two (2)years experience in transportation planning of a municipal and/or regional scope; OR a Bachelor’s degree in Transportation Planning,  Urban and Regional Planning, Community Development, or a closely related field from an accredited university plus four (4) years of transportation planning-related experience; OR a combination of the above.  The position includes a competitive benefits package and ample opportunities for professional development. This position is covered by NYS Civil Service.  

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Ulster County is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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How to apply: Interested applicants can apply by sending a statement of interest and resume to Brian Slack, bsla@co.ulster.ny.us.  Please use Senior Transportation Planner Position in the subject line. Finalists will be expected to complete an electronic application through the Ulster County Civil Service Employment Portal at a later point in time.

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Applications accepted through October 18, 2024 or until filled.

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About Ulster County:

Ulster County – where the Catskill Mountains meet the Hudson Valley – offers a variety of historic, cultural, and outdoor recreation attractions dispersed through vibrant communities.  UCTC’s office is located in the historic city of Kingston, but our work often brings us to Ulster County’s many small towns and villages. 

 

UCTC has been integral to assisting Ulster County communities with realizing their transportation goals, including safer streets, walkable communities, progression of a world-class nonmotorized trail system, and expansion of public transit.  Come join our team!

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