Houston,TX,USA Airline Opening | Hiring

The Houston Airport System (HAS) is an integral part of Houston's infrastructure, providing a safe, efficient, and dynamic network of air transportation services that support the region's economic vitality. HAS operates several airports including George Bush Intercontinental Airport, William P. Hobby Airport, and Ellington Airport, each serving distinct segments of air travel demand. George Bush Intercontinental Airport is a major hub for long-haul international flights, Hobby Airport caters to Latin American and Caribbean destinations with modern international facilities, and Ellington Airport accommodates general aviation and government/military flights. Founded in 1937 with the acquisition of Hobby Airport, HAS has expanded significantly reflecting Houston’s growth as a global city and a major energy capital, contributing to the region's connectivity and competitive position in global commerce and travel. The mission of HAS is to connect people, businesses, cultures, and economies worldwide to Houston, while its vision is to position Houston Airport System as a five-star global air service gateway where the magic of flight is celebrated. Dedicated to these goals, HAS strives to maintain exceptional service standards and continually improve facilities and operations to meet passenger, business, and community needs. The Division Manager role specifically serves within the Transportation and Drainage Operations section under the Traffic Engineering Operations service line. This full-time position is based at 6922 Old Katy Road in Houston, Texas and operates on a Monday through Friday schedule from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with some flexibility as needed. The annual salary range offered is competitive at $87,802 to $108,498 USD. As a Division Manager, the successful candidate will oversee the traffic signal engineering group within the division, managing a team of engineers and technical staff primarily located at Transtar. This leadership position requires administration of multiple complex projects related to traffic signal timing and optimization programs across the city. The manager is charged with ensuring projects are adequately staffed, funded, and completed with high quality and effectiveness. Critical responsibilities include quality assurance and control over contractor work, supervising staff performance, and ensuring monthly performance targets are met. Coordination with interagency partners is also a key aspect of the role, ensuring traffic signal projects by external entities are reviewed and approved according to city standards. The Division Manager responds to citizen concerns about traffic-related issues by developing and implementing corrective actions. They also manage advanced Intelligent Transportation Systems technologies such as Advanced Traffic Management Systems, Closed Circuit Television cameras, Dynamic Message Signs, and Bluetooth data collection devices for remote monitoring and improvement of signal operations and arterial street safety. Reviewing engineering construction plans, inspecting traffic signal projects for compliance, and assisting engineers in evaluating traffic impact analyses are ongoing essential duties. The role demands a strong background in traffic signal design, project management, and supervisory experience in engineering or transportation fields. Physically, the position is generally comfortable with some discretion for walking or standing, occasional exposure to non-ideal temperatures, and extensive use of video display terminals. This role is designated as Tier I in Houston Public Works Emergency Management and is subject to safety-sensitive protocols including drug testing. In summary, this Division Manager position at HAS offers a strategic leadership opportunity to shape Houston's traffic signal operations and enhance transportation safety and efficiency on a city-wide scale. With a blend of project oversight, technical expertise, personnel management, and community engagement, the role plays a crucial role in supporting urban mobility and infrastructure within one of the nation's most dynamic metropolitan areas.

• Bachelor's degree in business administration accounting engineering or a closely related field
• seven years of progressive professional experience related to division activities with a minimum of three years supervisory experience
• valid Texas driver's license and compliance with City of Houston driving policy
• ability to use video display terminals extensively
• willingness to work Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with some flexibility
• physical ability to perform duties in conditions involving some walking and standing with occasional exposure to less-than-optimal temperatures
• pass pre-employment drug test and physical examination