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Application Deadline: Recruitment is ongoing. Please apply as soon as possible as the advert may close once we have sufficient applicants.

We are looking for a Graduate Transport Planner for our Infrastructure team to be based in Reading , joining our 2026 Graduate Programme.
As a Stantec graduate, you will collaborate with your team and wider cohort, developing your transport planning expertise within an exciting and creative interdisciplinary environment.
The Transport Planning team is a dynamic mix of apprentices, graduates and professionals. You will be immersed in impactful local and national projects, allowing you to gain early client exposure and exceptional professional development within an innovative and multi-disciplinary environment.
Your work will be diverse, encompassing everything from designing cycle routes and assessing traffic impacts to promoting active travel and creating transport strategies for new towns.
You will contribute to a variety of projects, including preparing Transport Assessments and Travel Plans, designing sustainable transport and road safety schemes, using advanced software for transport modeling and impact analysis, conducting research, liaising with external suppliers, and preparing reports, presentations, bids, and proposals. You’ll also collaborate with clients, councils, and other professionals in meetings and workshops.
The Reading team focuses on the Thames Valley and South Coast, working on a wide range of public and private sector projects. Our portfolio includes major initiatives like the A326 Corridor study, Green Park business park development, SEGRO estate redevelopment, large-scale residential projects such as Huntley Wharf and Station Hill, the Agratas giga battery plant, and the Environment Agency’s River Thames Relief scheme.
Take a look at our Transport Planning service line:- Transport Planning Services (stantec.com), and review the career journey of our Stantec graduates here:- Stantec | Career Stories