The Town of Morrisville is seeking a motivated professional to join the Planning Department as a Transportation Manager. If you are an enthusiastic team-oriented individual looking for an opportunity to work in a progressive and fast-growing community this could be the position for you!

Salary Range:  $98,288.00 - $157,262.00 Annually

Applications Due:  November 30, 2026.

Remote Employment:  The position provides the opportunity for some remote work.

Examples of Duties

• Lead implementation of the Town's Comprehensive Transportation Plan and long-range mobility initiatives.
• Represent Morrisville's interests on regional transportation committees, boards, and steering groups.
• Partner with NCDOT, CAMPO, and regional agencies to advance critical transportation projects.
• Advocate for Town priorities in the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) process.
• Manage complex transportation planning studies, capital projects, and consultant contracts.
• Help shape future development by ensuring transportation infrastructure keeps pace with growth.
• Use GIS, data analysis, and planning expertise to support informed decision-making.
• Develop funding strategies and assist with prioritizing transportation projects through the Capital Improvement Program.
• Pursue grant opportunities that bring new transportation investments to the community.
• Advise Town leadership, boards, and elected officials on transportation policies, trends, and project recommendations.
• Oversee enhancements to the Town's Smart Shuttle transit system and support innovative mobility solutions.
• Lead and mentor planning staff while fostering collaboration, professional development, and exceptional customer service.
• Present complex transportation concepts in ways that engage residents, decision-makers, and stakeholders.
• Serve as a trusted advisor on transportation planning, land use, growth management, and mobility initiatives.

The Must Haves (Minimum Qualifications)

• 5+ years of Transportation Planning experience
• A bachelor's degree in Planning, Transportation Planning, Civil Engineering, Public Administration, Geography, Landscape Architecture, or a related field

Set Yourself Apart (Preferred Qualifications)

• A master's degree in Planning, Transportation Planning, Civil Engineering, Public Administration, Geography, Landscape Architecture, or a related field
• AICP certification
• Previous supervisory experience
• North Carolina Zoning Official Certification