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With more than 40 years of experience in urban design and planning, HNTB Corporation is a leader in providing innovated solutions to clients and dedicated to creating great places and successful communities.

HNTB's urban design and planning services include, but are not limited to:

• Community planning
• Regional and multi-jurisdictional planning
• Integrated land use and transportation studies
• Sub-area and neighborhood planning
• Design and development guidelines
• Downtown revitalization/economic development
• Transit-oriented development (TOD)
• Environmental planning
• Urban design and streetscapes
• Context-sensitive solutions (CSS)
• Open space/bikeway/trail design
• Public involvement
• Visioning/Strategic assessments

In Wisconsin, our urban planning and design group offers full service community planning, urban design and transit and transportation planning services. This team is looking for a two to four-year Urban Planner with public involvement aptitude and inclination who can grow into one of our specialty areas/niche markets.

This position will require a minimum of 25% regional travel, and compensated overtime as work requires.

The primary responsibilities of this position would be to assist with:

• The distillation of technical information and data into reports for the client
• Interpretation of data to be distributed and/or presented to the public on behalf of the client
• Coordination meetings on behalf of the client
• Working on general transit and transportation planning projects
• Ability to understand , apply and prepare project deliverables that comply with state and federal regulations, such as NEPA, Clean Water Act, Historic Preservation Act and other regulations that apply to infrastructure projects

The qualified candidate will have:

• A Bachelor's degree in Urban Design and Planning; Master's preferred
• A minimum of 2 years of urban planning experience
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, focusing on the communication of technical material to non-technical audiences
• Experience in public speaking and giving presentations to moderately size groups