Traffic Operation Electrician
Have you built, programmed, or troubleshot traffic signal systems-controllers, cabinet wiring, detection, and communications-and hold (or are working toward) IMSA Level 2, Journeyman electrical License? Then this is a position for you!
Pay: $72,000 Annually + Overtime+ Full-Time
(paid or comp time option) you can take it as pay or bank it as comp time for time off later
Schedule: 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
(2nd shift to start. Shift placement is determined through a seniority-based bid after completion of the probationary period.)
Location: 505 Avenue of Autos, Fort Wayne, IN
Shift Differential Bonus, Clothing Allowance, Tools provided, Long-term stability with strong Benefits, Pension, Local travel
What You'll Do
You'll maintain and troubleshoot the traffic signal and lighting systems that keep Fort Wayne moving safely. This is hands-on, high-impact work supporting daily operations and emergency response across the city.
Key Responsibilities
Troubleshoot and repair traffic signals, controllers, and street lighting systems • Install and maintain underground and aerial infrastructure, including conduit, wiring, and signal equipment • Support communications systems including fiber, radio, and network-connected signal devices • Respond to outages, knockdowns, and emergency calls as part of an on-call rotation • Perform preventive maintenance to ensure system reliability and uptimeWhat You Bring | Education & Experience
Experience with traffic signals, street lighting, or similar electrical/control systems • Strong troubleshooting skills and ability to work independently in the field • Working knowledge of electrical systems, wiring, and controllersPreferred Certifications
IMSA Level II (Traffic Signal or Roadway Lighting) • Journeyman Electrician License • Associate Degree in electronics or related fieldTechnical Skills & Knowledge
Signal controllers, MMUs, and cabinet wiring • Detection systems (loops, video, magnetometers) • Fiber optic, radio, and communication systemsEqual Opportunity Employer
Maintenance – Seasonal (Riverfront) | Parks & Recreation
Pay: $15–$17/hr
Hours: 15–30 hrs/week, flexible schedule including evenings, weekends, and holidays
Location: Fort Wayne, IN
Summary: This seasonal maintenance role with Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation provides hands-on experience maintaining facilities and grounds along the Riverfront. Incumbents will perform janitorial, groundskeeping, and minor maintenance tasks while following City safety protocols.
Key Responsibilities:
Clean and maintain buildings, restrooms, grounds, and assigned areasRemove litter, debris, trash, and graffitiAssist trades crews and operate equipment safelyMaintain work-related reports and recordsFollow safety policies and guidelinesDrive one-ton or small utility trucks as neededQualifications:
Minimum 18 years old, with three years of high school completedEffective communication skills, ability to follow instructionsComfortable working outdoors in various weather conditionsValid Indiana Driver's License as requiredPhysical Requirements:
Frequently stand, walk, reach, handle objects, lift up to 75 lbs, and carry up to 25 ftExposure to dust, pollen, extreme temperatures, and occasional hazardous conditionsEqual Opportunity Employer
Employment is contingent upon the successful completion of applicable drug screening, physical examination, and background checks.
Program Manager II – Utility Construction Services Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (hours may vary)
Are you a strategic leader with deep construction expertise, strong technical skills, and the ability to manage complex projects, people, and public impact?
The City Utilities Engineering team is hiring a Program Manager II to lead Utility Construction Services for the City of Fort Wayne. This is a high-impact leadership role overseeing capital projects, construction operations, and coordination across public and private development.
What You'll Do Lead utility construction programs from planning through completion. Oversee staff, contractors, budgets, and processes while ensuring projects meet regulatory standards, timelines, and community expectations.
Key Responsibilities • Oversee utility capital construction projects including scheduling, inspections, change orders, contractor coordination, and project closeout • Manage construction services, contract administration, and on-call professional service agreements • Lead utility coordination for capital projects, private development, and transportation initiatives • Oversee public inquiries, project communication, and issue resolution related to construction activities • Manage budgets, project tracking (PMIS), documentation, and ensure compliance with City standards and regulations
Supervisory Responsibilities • Lead, supervise, and develop Utility Construction Services staff • Recruit, hire, train, and evaluate team members • Support accountability, performance management, and operational excellence
What You Bring – Education & Experience • Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Technology, or related field (or equivalent experience) • Ten (10) years of experience in engineering, construction inspection, or construction contract management • Strong leadership experience managing teams, projects, and cross-functional coordination
Preferred Certifications • Ability to obtain Construction Document Technician (CDT) within 18 months • Ability to obtain Water Distribution System Operator License within 24 months • Ability to obtain Wastewater Collection System Operator License within 36 months
Technical Skills & Knowledge • Advanced knowledge of construction contracts, documents, and project delivery methods • Strong understanding of utility design standards, construction inspection, and infrastructure systems • Experience with project management systems (PMIS), GIS, and digital documentation • Knowledge of regulatory requirements including NPDES, CMOM, and consent decree compliance • Ability to interpret plans, specifications, easements, and engineering documents
Why Work for the City of Fort Wayne At the City of Fort Wayne, you'll lead projects that directly impact infrastructure, development, and quality of life across the community. This role offers the opportunity to shape major utility initiatives, lead high-performing teams, and deliver projects that keep the city running.
Equal Opportunity Employer
