Role Description A. Morton Thomas and Associates, Inc. (AMT) is seeking a Traffic Technician to join our Traffic Engineering team in one of our Mid-Atlantic office locations. Location can be flexible for the right candidate. - Install and retrieve intrusive (rubber tubes) and non-intrusive (video cameras) traffic counting equipment. - Perform site visits to document conditions. - Perform manual vehicle-occupancy counts and parking surveys. - Maintain equipment and coordinate repairs as needed. - Must be willing to travel regionally within MD, WV, VA, and NC. - Night work may occasionally be required. Qualifications - 0-5 years’ experience, willing to train. - Must have clean driving record. Must pass background check. - Must be capable of lifting 50 lbs. of equipment. - Must be capable of performing outdoor work that requires physical strength and stamina to endure extreme heat, cold, and other conditions. - Required to run, stop, kneel, and crouch at job sites. - Computer / Microsoft Office savvy. Benefits - Tiered medical coverage. - Dental/Vision. - 401(k) with a generous 6% Company Match. - Short- and long-term disability. - College savings plan. - Life insurance. - Paid time off. - Holidays. - Training/Certifications.

• Prepares commissioning plan for complex or broad-scope projects new construction • Prepares Existing Building commissioning plan for complex or broad-scope projects new construction • Prepares commissioning specifications for complex or broad-scope projects • Prepares functional test scripts for complex or broad scope projects • Conduct site visits to verify system/equipment installation • Reviews system/equipment submittals and shop drawings for conformance with Owner’s Project Requirements and for commissionability • Participates in Design Review meetings to discuss review comments. • Conducts existing building visits to verify system condition/building functions • Ability to functional test both new and existing building system to confirm they meet the project requirements and sequence of operation.

• Assist developers with evaluating software developed for veterans' affairs • Help build a test plan with test cases based on user stories • Help generate data and execute test cases to see how the software performs • Document the results and communicate defects to the development team

• Perform general maintenance and repairs including plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry, and appliance repair • Complete work orders in a timely and professional manner • Conduct routine inspections of units, buildings, and common areas • Prepare vacant units for new residents (turnovers/make-readies) • Troubleshoot maintenance issues and implement effective solutions • Maintain property grounds, including light landscaping and exterior upkeep • Ensure compliance with safety standards • Respond to emergency maintenance requests (may include on-call rotation)