Do you love cities? Are you a ‘plangineer’, change maker, storyteller, urban problem solver? Do you want to work on sustainable transportation projects to help North American cities reduce their dependence on the automobile?
Mobycon is looking for an enthusiastic Integrated Mobility Planner to join our office in downtown Ottawa, Canada.
In this role, you’ll join our small but mighty team of sustainable mobility planners and designers on projects that integrate Dutch thinking to support local innovation.
For this position you’ll need:
You will excel in this position if you are:
It would be a bonus if you have:
What we offer you:
We offer you a unique opportunity to work within a highly motivated international team that wants to boost the development of sustainable mobility. Our North American and European teams work together on a daily basis.
Work/life balance is important to us, and our team is our most important asset, so we give you plenty of room for personal development and to grow within Mobycon. The job comes with a competitive salary, room to organize your time flexibly and an individual training budget.
Working hours are negotiable between 32 and 40 hours a week.
Office and Working Hours
Our office is based in downtown Ottawa, but part-time working from home is also encouraged if this helps maximize your productivity.
Diversity Statement
Diversity is critical to our field as it provides greater understanding of the varied needs of the different communities in which we work. If your experience brings a different lens, or you have a background that enables you to challenge and enrich our views, we welcome it and hope to hear from you.
How to apply
Is this the opportunity that you’re looking for? Send us your cover letter, resume and any other relevant details to Elizabeth Allingham e.allingham@mobycon.com by November 17, 2022. For more information about the team and our work please visit mobycon.com or follow us on social media: @mobycon.
‘North American cities are building momentum to address mobility challenges. But there is so much left to do! I’m excited to support cities in Canada and the United States using practical and innovative ideas from the Netherlands to create local solutions.’