Specialist II, Transportation Demand

Job Summary Exciting opportunity for an experienced transportation demand management (TDM) professional to lead the City of Fort Collins TDM program branded as Shift Your Ride. This position serves as the sole program administrator for Shift Your Ride, responsible for day-to-day implementation, ride matching platform administration, and ongoing program facilitation, with consultant partnerships as needed for specific projects. The ideal candidate is an engaging, forward-thinking, and collaborative individual with a passion for sustainable transportation. Additionally, the person in this position should be a self-motivated individual who is comfortable taking the initiative to manage and advance the City's TDM program. Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Develops and builds on City relationships and partnerships with existing and new employers, developers, property management companies, schools and universities, hospitals, the visitor and tourism industry, and other institutions and organizations to develop sustainable commuting and trip reduction programs.
• Develops and promotes policies incentivizing sustainable modes, including local and regional transit, e-scooter and bike share, ridesharing, vanpooling, electric vehicles, and teleworking.
• Collaborates with the three program areas within FC moves - Mobility Management and Planning, Active Modes, and Education, Outreach, and Engagement to effectively integrate Transportation Demand Management related work.
• Administers the Shift Your Ride ride-matching platform, including member management, challenges, quarterly incentives, and employer subnetworks.
• Facilitates the residential and employer travel surveys.
• Attends events to promote the Shift Your Ride Program and sustainable mobility options, which may include Bike to Work Day, Open Streets, and other related events.
• Monitors legislation and policies related to TDM and provides input and recommendations as needed.
• Lends expertise and advocates for the integration of TDM into plans, processes, policies, and programs, such as the City's development review and city code processes, and the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Transportation Improvement Program.
• Pursues and manages grants.
• Leads or supports the development and execution of communications and marketing materials, creative engagement campaigns, events, and initiatives promoting the Shift Your Ride Transportation Options Program and TDM strategies.
• Support the City's Electric Vehicle Readiness Roadmap (EVRR) by promoting EV options and programs, such as a future EV Group Buy Program.