Traffic Modeller

Traffic Modeller – Senior Consultant / Principal ConsultantCandidates should take the time to read all the elements of this job advert carefully Please make your application promptly.Steer’s Feasibility Design practice is looking to expand its traffic modelling offer by recruiting a modeller into our London-based team to deliver a broad portfolio of projects.The ticket skilled person will lead the development of microsimulation and local traffic models, provide technical expertise and advice to clients and colleagues, and support the growth of the business. We will support your growth and development in modelling or analysis depending on your preferences, with a personal supervisor and technical guidance to help your career flourish.Our Feasibility Design team collaborates to help clients deliver high‑profile transport and development projects across the UK and overseas, including multi‑modal highway schemes, liveable neighbourhoods, Wembley Stadium event‑cap mitigation, Canary Wharf development, and active travel/cycle corridors in London and Manchester.Models you produce feed into the development of sustainable, multi‑modal highways; awareness of such design considerations is an advantage. You may support projects such as bus priority and cycle improvement schemes from feasibility through detailed design, and provide analysis for mixed‑use developments on factors such as pedestrian comfort, servicing capacity, and traffic management requirements.RequirementsStrong experience with LinSig and Vissim (or other microsimulation software)Experience of TfL’s Model Audit Process would be beneficialLead the analysis of multi‑modal modelling assessments with support from the wider design teamWorking knowledge of traffic modelling standards and guidanceManage sub‑consultants and support staff assigned on a project basisTake responsibility to deliver key tasks on a range of projectsPrepare and present reports, proposals, briefing notes, and design reportsManage project budgets exercising effective financial and budgetary controlTake part in training to develop both technical and consultancy skillsTo be successful in the role, you will:Be comfortable working in multi‑disciplinary teams and contribute positively to resolving complex design problemsTake responsibility for key tasks and workstreamsDemonstrate strong analytical skills and excellent written and verbal communication skillsHold relevant academic qualifications or professional experienceBenefitsPrivate medical insurance and health screeningLife assurance and group income protectionCompany pension schemeEAP and mental health first aiders25 days annual leave (and ability to buy and sell days)Season Ticket Loan / Cycle to WorkGroup Share Incentive PlanUp to 5 days for volunteering activitiesDiscretionary bonus scheme based on annual compensation (dependent on performance)EEO StatementSteer is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes all candidates regardless of race, colour, ancestry, gender identity or expression, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected status. Any other human expressions and experiences not mentioned here are equally welcome. If you require an accommodation, please let us know.Compensation & Work EnvironmentSteer is committed to ensuring a fair, livable wage. Base salary may vary by location and experience. In addition to base salary, employees are eligible for an annual discretionary performance bonus.Full‑time employees are encouraged to spend 60% of their time either in the office or on‑site with clients, with a typical work week of 37.5 hours. Part‑time and flexible working applications will be considered.Ready to apply? xpwpeyx Complete our brief online application form and attach your CV and covering letter.