Engineer Intern - Road Department Summer 2027
united consulting engineersIndianapolis (IN)
Engineer Intern - Road Department Summer 2027
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united consulting engineersIndianapolis (IN)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Job DescriptionDescription:
Title: ENGINEERING INTERN
Department:
RoadReports To: Project Team Leader or Project ManagerEducation: Working to obtain a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering, or equivalentExperience: Entry Level PositionDuties: Prepare various components design calculations with oversightPrepare various components of quantity calculations with oversightPrepare various components of cost estimates with oversightPrepare various components of plans with oversightWork and coordinate with other internal departmentsAssist in assembling Supplements, Proposals, and Engineer’s ReportsMeet deadlinesAlert Project Team Leaders immediately upon realization of a problem on a projectMaintain the confidentiality of information regarding our clients and company practicesPerform other duties as assignedSkills: Successful completion of transportation coursework, preferredAble to work independently with instructionPossess strong communication skillsStrong interpersonal skills required to work in a “team” conceptAble to work on multiple projects at onceProficient with a computer and familiarity with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Projects, and ACAD softwareDetail orientedRequirements:
Physical Requirements:
Able to work seated 9 or more hours per workdayAble to work 40 or more hours per work week as neededAble to work outdoors traversing uneven or difficult terrainAble to travel throughout Indiana including overnight staysOther Requirements: Possess a valid Indiana driver’s licenseAgree to abide by the personnel policies identified in the Company Policy
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