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David Careers

Summer 2027 Construction Internship

Posted 9 days ago

david weekley homesCharlotte (NC)
Construction ManagersNew Housing For-Sale Builders

SENIORITY

Intern

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About the role

Explore Opportunities InternshipsCharlotte, NCSummer 2027 Construction Internship Charlotte, NCSummer 2027 Construction Internship Apply NowThe Job was shared succesfully! Share JobApply NowShare JobJob Description David Weekley Homes is seeking a highly motivated Summer 2027 Builder/Construction Management Intern who is passionate about learning all aspects of the homebuilding business to join our Charlotte, NC team.
Responsibilities:
  • Become familiar with the home building process from pre-contract to post close
  • Participate in warranty process including processing warranty requests and customer concerns/issues
  • Building the David Weekley WayUnderstanding all functions of a builders day-to-day activities including scheduling, quality assurance, safety, cost and material control
  • Understanding customer service and its impact on the business
Qualifications:
  • Must be currently enrolled in a full-time college program with an interest in pursuing residential construction.
  • Must have housing available in the Charlotte, NC area for the duration of the internship
  • Able to work up to 40 hours per week
Additional Information: David Weekley Homes is an Equal Opportunity Employer (https://careers.davidweekleyhomes.com/eeo), and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any status protected by state or federal law. Note to Job Seekers: No telephone calls or walk-ins please. Interviews are by appointment only. Your resume will be reviewed and qualified candidates may be contacted in the event of a potential job match, or if further information is needed.

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