Description

Interns will support technical staff on daily project tasks, converting field‑collected electronic files into Autodesk Civil 3D drawings and assisting senior staff with a variety of surveys and map products. The role includes both office duties—such as data reduction, calculations, and staking computations—and field work as an Instrument Man on control, topographic, and pipeline surveys, while collaborating with junior and senior engineers to meet project deadlines.

• Assist technical staff on day‑to‑day projects in the Survey/Geospatial discipline.
• Convert field‑collected electronic files into Autodesk Civil 3D (CAD) drawings.
• Produce SUE, ALTA, boundary, topographic, as‑built, specific purpose surveys, maps, plot plans, and subdivision records.
• Perform field work as Instrument Man on control, topographic, and pipeline surveys.
• Conduct office duties including data reduction, field note reduction, calculations, and staking computations.
• Execute mathematical calculations and field checks of survey data.
• Read and interpret plans and specifications accurately.
• Collaborate with junior and senior engineers to meet project deadlines.

Requirements

Candidates should be pursuing an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, land surveying, geomatics, CADD, or engineering technologies, and must have reliable transportation. Preferred qualifications include basic AutoCAD knowledge, strong written and verbal communication, solid problem‑solving abilities, high‑pace work adaptability, and proficiency with MS Office. Physical requirements include the ability to lift up to forty pounds and work outdoors in all weather conditions, as well as fluency in English.

• Pursuing an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in civil, land surveying, geomatics, CADD, or engineering technologies.
• Possess reliable transportation to the office and field sites.
• Basic understanding of AutoCAD and strong MS Office proficiency.
• Demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication and solid problem‑solving skills.
• Capable of lifting up to 40 lb, working outdoors in all weather, and navigating stairs with equipment.

Benefits

The internship offers exposure to multidisciplinary engineering and design projects, networking opportunities through the Career Exploration Series, and professional development activities such as reflections, problem‑solving contests, and end‑of‑summer presentations. Interns have a strong chance of receiving full‑time offers after graduation and can access resources like education reimbursement, in‑house courses, mentorship, wellness programs, and philanthropic initiatives.

• Gain exposure to multidisciplinary projects, networking events, and career‑exploration series.
• Opportunity for full‑time, permanent offers after graduation (over 50% conversion rate).
• Access to education reimbursement, in‑house courses, mentorship, wellness, and philanthropic programs.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance