Travel behavior data collection, modeling and transportation planning analytics
RSG is a Vermont-based analytics firm that models how travelers and transportation systems behave for public agencies and businesses. Its stack pairs travel-demand modeling tools (TransCAD, GIS, ArcGIS) and statistics packages (SPSS, SAS) with Python, Julia and Pandas, plus a native mobile layer (Swift, Kotlin, Capacitor) that likely supports survey data capture. Hiring is minimal and limited to a senior engineering role.
RSG, Resource Systems Group, Inc., is a privately held consultancy founded in 1986 and headquartered in White River Junction, Vermont. It collects and analyzes data on travelers and transportation systems, building travel models and running surveys that inform planning, policy and investment decisions. Clients include government agencies and private businesses. Work spans household travel surveys, transit, road pricing, air passenger and visitor travel, and market research. The firm has 51–200 employees and hires in the United States.
RSG uses TransCAD, ArcGIS and GIS for transportation modeling, Python, Julia, Pandas and NumPy for analytics, SPSS and SAS for statistics, Django with PostgreSQL, and Azure, Sentry and Grafana for operations.
RSG is headquartered in White River Junction, Vermont, in the United States. The firm was founded in 1986 and is privately held.
Job posts point to long-range planning, multimodal planning and complete streets initiatives, alongside complex transportation planning engagements for public-sector clients.
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