Assistant Airport/Terminal Planner

HNTB is a great place to build a rewarding career.With more than 93 years of profitable growth, HNTB is one of the most respected engineering, architecture and planning firms in the nation. Employee-owned, with more than 3,400 employees and 62 offices nationwide, HNTB serves clients with integrity, technical excellence and a commitment to performance— providing quality work, on time, on budget and to the client's satisfaction. At HNTB, we're committed to making success happen for our clients, our employees and our firm.To learn more or submit your resume online, visit the company's Website at www.hntb.com.HNTB Has an opportunity available at LAX for an Assistant Airport/Terminal Planner to be responsible for panning and master planning for a major US/International airport. Duties will include collecting and organizing raw data for analysis; Apply recognized social, economic, and physical tools of analysis to provide a comprehensive review of the data and present it in a concise form applicable to the objectives of the project; Prepare charts, tables, or figures which will aid a narrative report; Schedule drafting time necessary to complete graphics required; Review all typing and drafting work for assigned projects; Develop land use plans; Gather and prepare material and data for proposals; Proposal presentations; Perform site studies; Project estimates of environmental, community and human impact; May provide direction to drafters and clericals assigned to same project.Some travel required.QualificationsMinimum degree requirements: Associate's Degree in Transportation Planning, Architecture, Urban Planning or related field, Bachelor's Degree preferred. Minimum of 1 - 2 years of experience required. Aviation experience preferred but not necessary. Proficiency in AutoCADD, Photoshop, Microsoft Office applications and outstanding graphic and written skills desired.The HNTB Companies are an Equal Opportunity Employer – M/F/V/DAs a condition of employment with The HNTB Companies, you must be able to provide documentation of your eligibility to work in the United States in accordance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986.