Indiana Department of Transportation
About
Established in 1919 as the Indiana State Highway Commission, INDOT provides a dynamic workplace while serving Indiana citizens, improving quality of life, and enhancing economic opportunity. INDOT’s programs and projects – including Public-Private Partnerships, Green Initiatives, and innovative uses of materials and assets – offer exciting opportunities for transportation and engineering professionals. Acclaimed INDOT projects include:
- Interstate 69 – The longest contiguous construction project in the U.S.
- Ohio River Bridges – Two new interstate bridges over the Ohio River in southern Indiana.
- U.S. 31 Hamilton County – Upgrading a state highway to freeway standards in one of the most populous counties in Indiana.
INDOT offers an exciting and challenging career for established professionals or new employees who want a role in helping to plan, build, maintain, and operate a superior state transportation system that enhances safety, mobility and economic growth.
Working for INDOT & Our Benefits
The INDOT team consists of more than 3,500 people throughout the state of Indiana. INDOT is committed to providing a meaningful path for each team member as it continues to create and sustain a superior transportation system. The agency continues to foster growth and new ideas that will save lives and money by exploring new methods and partnerships. INDOT hires a vast range of positions including: highway and construction engineers, project managers, highway technicians, signal technicians, surveyors, mechanics, engineering assistants, and administrative personnel, as well as professionals in the communications, finance, human resources, information technology, and legal fields. INDOT offers an exciting and challenging career for established professionals or new employees who want a role in helping to plan, build, maintain, and operate a superior state transportation system that enhances safety, mobility, and economic growth.