Transportation Project Development Intern – Summer 2026

Overview

Support transportation project development with GIS, CAD, reports, and outreach.

Key Responsibilities

• gis data
• cad drawings
• technical reports
• field data
• planning review
• public engagement

Tasks

-Use and review GIS transportation data. -Create text and spreadsheet documents and manipulate data. -Develop and update CAD drawings -Participate in public engagement and outreach efforts -Prepare, edit, and review technical reports -Occasional field data collection -Review and summarize planning documents and studies -Effectively interact with VHB staff to advance projects in a timely manner.

Requirements

• civil engineering
• microstation
• microsoft office
• time management
• communication
• teamwork

What You Bring

-Good time management skills and the ability to meet deadlines -Currently enrolled in an undergraduate or master’s degree in civil engineering, planning, geography or related field. -Experience with Microsoft Office -Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills -Team oriented with strong capability to work independently -Self-motivated with attention to detail -MicroStation experience is preferred

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Benefits

VHB does not provide housing for internships. -Diverse and inclusive culture of collaboration and innovation -Best-in-class benefits, including flexible, hybrid workplace -Opportunity to work on complex, transformational projects -Focus on learning, development, and career growth

About Vhb

-A small civil engineering shop serving local communities. -Evolved into a multidisciplinary firm tackling engineering, planning, design, and environmental challenges. -Known for managing landmark infrastructure projects—from the South Coast Rail bridges to coastal resilience plans. -Blends transportation planning, environmental stewardship, energy solutions, and land development under one roof. -Demonstrated impact beyond design by detecting a critical bridge defect in Providence days before emergency closure. -Remains rooted in civil engineering but shines for its integrated solutions and hands-on role in transformative public infrastructure.

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