Tolls Analyst

• Assignments have clear and specified objectives and require the investigation of a defined number of variables. Duties usually include the following:
• Coordinates with vendors as needed to support, planning, implementation, and operation of toll road projects
• Participates in witness testing to ascertain functionality of system integrator software and equipment
• Coordinates review of test plans and design manuals for toll road operations with subject matter experts
• Applies general Toll and ITS planning, operational, and engineering principles to solve specific Toll and ITS-related problems.
• Assists in the design and development of concepts, including requirements analysis, project oversight, technology review and selection, development and communication of operational concepts, specifications development, and testing.
• Develops preliminary concepts and/or specifications.
• Researches feasibility of alternative approaches.

• B.S. degree in Civil Engineering or a Toll-related subject such as Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Transportation Planning, Economics, Business, Law, or Information Technology.
• Toll-related Master’s degree’s/MBA can substitute for one year of experience.
• This level may be achieved by candidates with two (2) years’ experience since Bachelor’s or one (1) year since Master's.
• Relevant work experience would provide exposure to information and communication technologies, toll operations, and/or intelligent systems (ITS), including fiber-optic communication design, video systems, computer hardware & software, toll collection systems and subsystems, toll infrastructure, electronic payment, or traffic management.
• Without a degree, a minimum of six (6) years of relevant experience is required in information and communication technologies, toll operations, and/or intelligent transportation systems, toll infrastructure, electronic payment, or traffic management.

• Good technical writing, analytical and communications skills essential, including ability to present concepts verbally. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office products, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access is desired. Familiarity with the use of Microsoft Outlook or equivalent e-mail program is desired as well as the use of Internet and other information processing and storage techniques to support research of alternatives and the definition of designs and concepts.

• None.

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