WTS-LA Resume Book


Interested in a career in the transportation industry?  Submit your resume for the 2010 WTS-LA Transportation Resume Book!

WTS-LA will be accepting resumes from undergraduate and graduate students, both male and female, who are graduating in 2010 and seeking full-time employment in the transportation field after graduation.  The deadline for resume submission was originally Friday, March 12, 2010, but has been extended to Friday, March 19, 2010.

The resume book will be distributed in CD format throughout the first week of April to our WTS-LA sponsors for use in their employee recruitment process.  WTS-LA sponsors include transportation agencies responsible for the most interesting projects in Southern California, and consulting firms involved in local and national projects. 

WTS is accepting one-page resumes from graduating students who have focused on transportation in the following disciplines:

  • Urban transportation planning or urban/city planning
  • Transportation engineering or civil engineering
  • Public policy
  • Environmental studies
  • Logistics

Additional information about the transportation resume book, submission requirements, frequently asked questions and a sample resume is attached.  Submit any questions and your one-page resume to wtsla.resumebook@gmail.com by March 19, 2010.

Get ahead in the transportation industry by submitting your resume today!

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