The Road Safety Analyst (Pleno) is responsible for conducting technical studies and detailed analyses in road safety, with autonomy to propose improvements and optimizations in projects and operations. Responsible for preparing complex technical reports for regulatory agencies, contributes to the definition and implementation of solutions that enhance safety and efficiency on highways, aligning with best practices in transportation engineering. **Responsibilities and duties** * Develop and analyze engineering technical studies applied to the highway context, producing reports and assessments that support decision-making and the proposal of improvements aimed at road safety and operational efficiency; * Conduct traffic studies, urban mobility analyses, sizing, and technical justification for the implementation of devices such as speed radars, traffic lights, and signage; * Evaluation of accident and fatality data with a focus on reducing incidents. **Requirements and qualifications** **ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE POSITION** * Bachelor's degree in Transportation Engineering or related fields; * Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office tools; * Valid driver's license category B; * Defensive driving certification; * Availability for travel. **ADDITIONAL ADVANTAGES** * Experience in Traffic Studies, project reading, and road signage. **Additional information** Competitive market salary; Meal allowance; Health plan extended to dependents; Dental plan extended to dependents; Life insurance; Childcare allowance; Profit-sharing program (PLR); Private pension plan; Day-off; Gym allowance. Nova Rota do Oeste is the concessionaire responsible for the 850.9 km stretch of BR-163 between the municipalities of Itiquira (MT) and Sinop (MT). The company holds the concession for BR-163/364 in Mato Grosso. The company performs maintenance and conservation of the highway and also provides user assistance, including medical rescue, mechanical support, and towing services (heavy and light). In addition to roadside assistance, users also have access to a free hotline at 0800 065 0163 to request information and services from the Operational Control Center (CCO) 24 hours a day, as well as contact the Ombudsman's office.