Join the Team That Keeps Sandy Springs Moving
Are you passionate about creating safer, smarter, and more efficient roadways? The City of Sandy Springs is seeking Traffic Engineers I & II to join our Public Works team. Whether you’re launching your career or stepping into a more senior role, this is your chance to make a real impact in one of Georgia’s most innovative cities.
Sandy Springs offers a supportive and collaborative environment where transportation professionals thrive. Our engineers work on high-impact projects that enhance multimodal mobility and safety for over 100,000 residents and countless visitors.

PREFERRED SKILLS & CERTIFICATIONS

• Experience with Synchro, HCS, VISSIM, SimTraffic, AutoTurn, and GIS
• Familiarity with MUTCD standards and GDOT design processes
• Strong skills in AutoCAD/Civil 3D, Microsoft Office, and traffic data analysis
• Ability to manage projects, perform technical writing, and present findings clearly
• GA SWCC Level 1B Certification (or ability to obtain within 1 year)
• National Incident Management System (NIMS) training
• Roadway Safety Professional (RSP) or Professional Traffic Operations Engineer (PTOE) certifications (for Traffic Engineer II)

WHAT TO KNOW

• Positions require the ability to work both in the office and in the field under various weather conditions
• Physical requirements include lifting up to 20 lbs. and extended periods at a computer
• A background check and drug screening are required for all final candidates
• This is a full-time exempt position and reports to the Traffic/Transportation Unit Manager

WHAT YOU’LL DO

Depending on experience and level, you’ll take on a variety of exciting responsibilities to help plan, design, and maintain a safer and more efficient transportation system.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES MAY INCLUDE:

• Conducting traffic engineering studies, crash analyses, and operational assessments
• Designing and reviewing traffic control, striping, and signage plans
• Supporting or managing the City’s Traffic Calming and Intersection Safety Programs
• Leading or assisting with the city’s goal to eliminate serious traffic crashes by 2040
• Preparing technical reports and presenting recommendations to city officials and the public
• Responding to inquiries and feedback from citizens, elected officials, and city departments
• Supporting Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), special event planning, and construction detours
• Managing or supporting data collection efforts including speed studies, turning movement counts, and field investigations