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Job description
The Opportunity
We are supporting a leading global infrastructure advisory and engineering firm as they expand their Transport & Transit capability across the United States .
With a strong technical platform already in place, the business is now investing in front-end transport planning, advisory, and market leadership — starting in Chicago and the wider Midwest .
This is a senior, market-facing leadership role with a mandate to build, lead, and grow a regional transport planning business .
The Role
As Regional Director – Transport Network Planning , you will:
Lead the growth of transport & transit planning services across the Midwest
Act as a trusted advisor to transit agencies, state authorities, and public sector clients
Drive business development, client engagement, and market positioning
Shape and deliver network planning, operational strategy, and advisory mandates
Navigate federal and state funding mechanisms (FTA, grants, etc.)
Work across disciplines to translate planning into deliverable programmes
Build and lead a high-performing regional team over time
🧠 What We’re Looking For
Proven experience in transport / transit network planning
Strong understanding of urban rail / transit systems and operations
Established relationships with:
State / city agencies
Track record in winning and delivering advisory / planning work
Commercial mindset with the ability to originate and grow a market
Experience operating at Director / VP level within a leading consultancy
Why This Role?
Opportunity to lead and shape a regional business in a high-growth market
Backed by a globally recognised platform with strong technical delivery capability
Direct influence on major transit and infrastructure programmes
Clear pathway to build a team and scale a practice
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Worksite address
chicago, IL, 60290, US
Who can apply
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