Intern, Environmental Engineer, Environmental Scientist, or Geologist

Overview

Summer 2026 intern supporting environmental field work and project tasks.

Key Responsibilities

• data evaluation
• field support
• sample collection
• site characterization
• project planning

Tasks

-Assist with evaluation of subsurface geotechnical and/or environmental data. -Serve in a field support role, working on technically challenging projects, including sample collection of various environmental media (e.g. soil, ground water, sediment, surface water and air). -Complete a presentation at the end of the summer to include, but not limited to, your overall internship experience, technical projects review, favorite project, biggest obstacle, etc. -Assist engineers and Project Managers with the planning and execution of site characterization programs on various infrastructure and real estate development projects. -Attend weekly Lunch and Learns. -Attend weekly Internship Community Sessions.

Requirements

• full-time
• environmental
• ms office
• hazwoper
• driver’s license
• team player

What You Bring

-Ability to work for 3 or more consecutive months on a full-time basis (minimum of 12 weeks preferred). -Candidate should be enrolled in an environmental engineer, environmental scientist, OR a geology or geoscience educational program (undergraduate or graduate). -Computer Skills – Strong computer literacy skills including proficiency in all MS Office software. -Complete 40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER training course where required (not all internship programs will require this training). -Candidate should be at least 2 years into their academic career. -Driver’s license highly preferred. -Be a collaborative team player with excellent communication skills.

About Haley & Aldrich

-Pioneered soil and foundation engineering in New England. -Grew from a small regional practice to a national consultancy. -Excels in environmental and geotechnical scopes—like contamination cleanup, groundwater remediation, and underground engineering. -Serves diverse sectors—from airports and energy storage to government and industrial facilities. -Known for lean‑informed, stakeholder‑savvy approaches that manage regulatory, community, and technical challenges. -Notable achievements include developing small‑footprint groundwater remediation tech and large‑scale hazardous waste removal.

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