Summer 2026)

Fehr & Peers•Riverside, CA

13d•$76,000 - $82,000

About The Position

At Fehr & Peers, we are a diverse group of individuals with one thing in common—a passion for transportation. We highly value that same passion in candidates for our team. Our Entry-Level Transportation Engineers and Planners may expect to build a career foundation through a wide variety of experiences. Our emphasis on the early development of project management and technical skills provides the tools for success as well as a foundation for increasing career growth. These opportunities for personal and professional growth are maximized through experience in both planning and engineering project work and by exposure to a multitude of project types and tasks, including the following: - Transportation impact studies - Bicycle and pedestrian planning - Access, circulation, and parking studies - Multimodal operations assessments - Complete streets planning, operations, and design - Cost estimates and project specifications - Transit forecasting and operations - Travel behavior forecasting - Vehicle miles of travel (VMT) assessments - Systemic safety studies - Highway interchange/corridor studies - Climate action plans - Freight planning - Transportation demand management (TDM) plans - Design drawings from the conceptual stage all the way to construction-ready documents, including the following: - Bikeways/complete streets - Signing and striping - Traffic signals/ITS - Street lighting - Roundabouts - Temporary traffic control Please review the responsibilities below. Ongoing: Conduct transportation analysis and write reports Participate in meetings, including preparing presentations and public outreach materials Handle project management responsibilities Participate in professional organizations Conduct site visits and collect field data Explore the Fehr & Peers internal Research and Development program By the end of the first month: Participate in on-the-job training and mentoring Work on a few different projects Seek additional work from project managers By the end of six months: Work on a variety of projects with most staff in the office Use several technical software programs Prepare deliverables, including memos, reports, and presentations By the end of the first year: Attend multiple client meetings Increase responsibility for managing small projects

Requirements

An entrepreneurial spirit and proactive approach to communication and getting work done
Genuine curiosity for the work and familiarity with the challenges of day-to-day travel within your community
Completed bachelor’s  or in-process master’s degree in transportation, civil or electrical engineering, urban and regional planning, or a related major (e.g., geography, math, statistics, economics)
Coursework in transportation, engineering, urban and regional planning, geography, math, statistics, economics, or other related courses (an EIT for engineering candidates is preferred)
Experience or exposure related to the following topic areas (note that experience in all these areas is not required) Topic Areas: Field work, traffic operations analysis, signal design, transportation planning (e.g., bicycle or transit plans, infrastructure finance, transportation and land use policy, and/or travel demand modeling)
Experience or exposure to relevant software (note that experience with all software is not required). General–Microsoft Excel, GIS (ArcGIS, QGIS), and/or CAD (AutoCAD, Microstation). Traffic Operations Analysis–HCS, Synchro/SimTraffic, Vistro, VISSIM, and/or Sidra.  Travel Demand Modeling–Cube/Voyager, TransCAD, VISUM, and/or Emme. Programming–Python and/or R.
Previous work experience in an office setting related to a topic area listed above
Experience with technical writing and public speaking through school and/or work experience
Interpersonal skills, a desire to collaborate, and a creative approach to problem-solving
Organizational skills and the ability to balance priorities between multiple tasks within a defined timeline

Responsibilities

Conduct transportation analysis and write reports
Participate in meetings, including preparing presentations and public outreach materials
Handle project management responsibilities
Participate in professional organizations
Conduct site visits and collect field data
Explore the Fehr & Peers internal Research and Development program
Participate in on-the-job training and mentoring
Work on a few different projects
Seek additional work from project managers
Work on a variety of projects with most staff in the office
Use several technical software programs
Prepare deliverables, including memos, reports, and presentations
Attend multiple client meetings
Increase responsibility for managing small projects