The Texas A&M Transportation Institute’s Energy and Right of Way Program seeks an interdisciplinary transportation researcher to apply expertise to energy, right-of-way, and utility engineering research. The role conducts applied research on the intersection of energy, right-of-way, and utilities with transportation infrastructure across areas such as on-road and non-road transportation, construction, airports, and rail. The researcher may also support health and transportation research through the TTI Center for Efficient Mobility. The successful candidate works on externally funded projects and actively pursues additional research funding through proposal development and sponsor outreach. The position is expected to independently lead projects and collaborate on projects led by other Principal Investigators. Continued employment is contingent on available funding and satisfactory performance. The preferred duty station is TTI San Antonio - Castle Hills. Employees must report in person to their assigned duty station during their first 30 days. After onboarding, a hybrid arrangement may be approved at the agency’s discretion, subject to policy, operational needs, and supervisory approval. Candidates may be considered for another TTI urban office based on business needs and organizational fit. Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level