Data Entry Team Member
Resume:
Robert Williams
P.O. Box ***
Cedar Creek, Texas 78612
advi07@r.postjobfree.com
SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE
Efficient and reliable Traffic Analyst with 20+ years of experience performing complex corridor analyses, traffic forecasts, and travel demand models for the State of Texas. Highly proficient in the formulation of schematics for Interstates, urban and local routes, performing regression and diversion analyses to forecast traffic along existing and proposed routes, and experienced in building urban and regional travel demand models. Possess excellent communication skills and thrive while working independently as well as a team member/leader. EDUCATION Mansfield Business School Austin, Texas Data Entry Certification Certification required the completion of 40 credit hours and included courses on Data Entry, Computer Operating Systems, and Integrated Software. EXPERIENCE Planner III Texas Department of Transportation
(July 2000 – September 2017)
In addition to duties performed as an Analyst I, II and III, serve as the Lead Analyst responsible for the review and initial approval of projects performed by a team of six analysts. Review complex schematics submitted by Consults to TxDOT for approval. Develop and update four step travel demand models; use outputs to assist in analyzing traffic patterns, forecast volumes and turning movements, and determine air quality levels.
Transportation Analyst III Texas Department of Transportation
(March 1998 – July 2000)
In addition to the duties performed as an Analyst I and II, performed straight-line and higher level schematics to forecast turning movements for routes with capacities ranging from 5,000 to 200,000+ vehicles. Provided graphic support for travel demand models by creating network, sector, and traffic analysis zone maps. Also assisted with model network development, link data, land use analyses. Transportation Analyst I & II Texas Department of Transportation
(August 1992 - October 1997)
Performed basic corridor analysis providing traffic forecasts and other data critical to the proper design of highway geometrics and pavement structures. Daily duties included analyses of historic ADTs, vehicle classifications, peak and design hour volumes, directional distribution, raw count data, as well as calculations of the average weight of the ten heaviest wheel loads (ATHWLD), truck percent air and noise factors.
TRAINING
Network/Traffic Analysis Zone/Demographic Workshop (TTI) 40 hours June, 2013 Managing the Travel Demand Modeling Process (TTI) 40 hours September, 2012 Introduction to Urban Travel Demand Forecasting (NHI) 32 hours January, 2012 Enhancing Your Presentation Skills 16 hours October, 2011 Sustainability Enhancement Tool Training 7 hours August, 2009 REFERENCES
Rox Covert – Covert Chevrolet – Buick – GMC Owner, Highway 71 East Austin / Bastrop Texas,
Janie Temple – Transportation Analyst Mgr. – 118 East Riverside Drive Austin, Texas
Zachary Graham, Jr. – Travel Demand Modeling Alamo Area MPO – 825 South Saint Mary’s San Antonio, Texas
William Bill Knowles – District Engineer - Traffic Analysis Section Dir - 118 East Riverside Drive Austin, Texas
Contact this candidate