Aquatics Engineer Intern (E.I.)

Overview

Assist in design and analysis of aquatic and water infrastructure projects as an intern.

Key Responsibilities

• hydraulic analysis
• pump sizing
• water filtration
• design docs
• regulatory liaison
• site visits

Tasks

-Support hydraulic analysis, pump sizing, chemical feed systems, water filtration, and coordination with structural, electrical, and architectural disciplines for aquatic projects -Assist in developing design plans and documents, including engineering analysis, standards, calculations, technical reports, cost analysis, and written specifications for a variety of aquatic recreational projects -Coordinate and communicate with internal and regional regulatory agencies to support project needs, including assisting in presenting reports, studies, and reviewing aquatic safety and design standards -Participate in site visits as needed to observe project progress and assist in field data collection. -Work under the guidance of senior engineers on project deliverables and collaborate with internal aquatic staff at key design process milestones

Requirements

• communication
• teamwork
• bachelor’s
• civil engineering
• internship
• licensure

What You Bring

-Strong communication, organizational, and teamwork skills -Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related engineering field (or currently pursuing) -Experience through internships, co-ops, or academic projects in aquatics or water infrastructure is preferred -Interest in obtaining a Professional Engineering License in the future; ability to pursue licensure in Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, and/or Wisconsin.

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About Jeo Consulting Group, Inc.

-Over decades it expanded into full‑service consulting—engineering, architecture, surveying, planning, environmental sciences, funding, and construction services. -Typical projects include wastewater treatment, bridge reconstruction, urban planning, community facilities and floodplain management. -Specialized in sectors such as water/wastewater, transportation, environmental, municipal, and land development consulting. -Recognized with engineering excellence awards and partnerships on landmark local projects, like the Amidon Avenue Bridge. -Client relationships span generations—many engagements are repeat business, reflecting deep community trust.

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