Traffic Engineering Lead (565)

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Working with us means you’ll be part of some of the most interesting projects across Canada, the U.S. and beyond. We believe we set our own boundaries by what we’re willing to attempt and strive to push the limit on what’s possible. That’s the KGS way.

KGS Group is seeking a Traffic Engineering Lead to help shape the future of mobility in Manitoba and beyond. In this senior role, you’ll guide complex transportation projects, mentor a talented team, and influence how communities move for decades to come. You’ll work with major public-sector clients, including Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure and the City of Winnipeg, as well as a diverse range of municipal and private partners. If you’re passionate about improving safety, mobility, and the sustainability of our transportation networks, this is an opportunity to lead meaningful work with a collaborative, multidisciplinary team.

Our transportation team provides custom solutions that push boundaries to meet the infrastructure demands of today and for the future. Our team creates solutions that strive for improved transportation mobility and safety for all users while considering the impacts to public health, the environment and society. Join our team of experts to help enhance the quality of life in the communities we serve.

Reporting to the Transportation Planning Practice Lead, this position oversees projects for a wide range of urban and rural municipalities, and private‑sector clients primarily throughout Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. You will work closely with the Transportation Department in Manitoba and collaborate with KGS Group colleagues across Canada. The role includes supervision and mentorship of engineering and technical staff, contributing to the development of a strong and capable team.

Project work includes:

Transportation master plans

Traffic impact studies

Traffic calming initiatives

Parking studies

Corridor studies

Safety assessments and

Active transportation planning

As part of a multidisciplinary team, you will contribute to a diverse portfolio of meaningful and community‑shaping projects that support safer, more efficient, and more sustainable transportation networks.

We’re looking for an applicant to bring forward a good mix of technical expertise, leadership ability, and communication skills. Some ideal qualifications could include:

Professional engineer (P.Eng.) with a focus on transportation engineering and planning

At least 10 years of related experience

Proficiency with Synchro. Familiarity with VISSIM, Sidra, and EMME

Experience with GIS and AutoCAD

Computer programming experience would be an asset (Python, SQL, etc.)

Demonstrated project management experience

Ability to engage effectively with the public on transportation issues

Well-developed communication and presentation skills

Experience mentoring and supervising staff

Demonstrated ability to write proposals, technical memos, and technical reports

Certifications such as PTP, PTOE or RSP viewed favorably

Strong people skills, and the ability to work with wide variety of staff and clients

KGS Group is an employee-owned equal opportunity company offering an excellent total compensation and benefits package for employees.

KGS Group is dedicated to fostering an inclusive, respectful and accessible workplace. We welcome applications from individuals of all abilities and are committed to providing accommodations, upon request, to ensure full participation in every stage of the recruitment and selection process.