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Occupation:

Signal Operations Engineer

Job Description

Signal Operations Engineers undertake and review traffic signal schemes from inception to operation, including site surveys, design, installation, validation, scope, design, and manage the implementation of traffic signal systems. Signal Engineers also assist traffic signal workers in installation, modification, maintenance and repair of all types of traffic signals, actively participate in the technical functions of the Electrical Section, with a particular focus on improving the current traffic signal systems, manage contracts, and carry out technical specification writing and tender analysis. Lastly, Signal Operations Engineers ensure all traffic signal projects are completed on time, within budget and as per specifications, ensure traffic signals are functional at all times practical, develop the technical solution for a situation using fundamental principles and theory, and identify technological solutions pertaining traffic signals for suitability.

Required Skills & Abilities

Typical Salary

$51,000 - $73,000

Education Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Civil/Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, or Data Sciences

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