Design Intern (Civil Engineer/Landscape Architect/Urban Designer) at Toole Design Group in Seattle, WA | USD23-28 | Kablio

Role

Description

Requirements

civil engineering

landscape architecture

microstation

autocad

microsoft office

quick learner

Undergrads: In your 3rd year or higher of a Civil Engineering, Landscape Architecture (or related) bachelor's program
MicroStation or AutoCAD experience or willingness to learn
Ability to quickly pick up new concepts, skills, and programs
Grad Students: Enrolled in a Civil Engineering, Landscape Architecture, (or related) graduate program
Recent Grads: Degree in Civil Engineering, Landscape Architecture or a related field
Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite

Benefits

Projects that truly improve lives through safe, inclusive design rooted in ethics, empathy, and equity
The chance to explore your interests, share your ideas and learn from experts in the field
A collaborative, inclusive culture that supports your growth and advancement
A community of interns across the country to learn from and collaborate with on shared projects while growing your technical skills

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

Founded 2003

Year Established

The company was established in 2003 with a mission to reimagine streets as vibrant community spaces centered on walking, biking, and transit.

18 Locations

North American Presence

The company has expanded across North America, boasting 18 office locations.

275+ Experts

Transportation Specialists

The firm employs over 275 transportation experts dedicated to creating complete streets and multimodal networks.

Blends planning, engineering, and landscape architecture to deliver complete streets, bike networks, trails, and transit integration.
Led landmark projects like national bicycle facility guidance and multi-state pedestrian and bicycle networks.
Known for aligning multimodal transport design with community vitality, health, and economic impact.
Operates a dynamic mid‑size, American‑owned firm led by women, resisting work focused on moving more cars faster.
Delivers projects across municipalities, universities, transportation agencies, and large metro systems.

Culture + Values

Ethics, equity, and empathy are the foundation of their culture.
Committed to designing spaces where people can move freely and intuitively.
Pledge to not generate revenue from projects conflicting with core values.
Collaborative partnerships with clients and innovative solutions.
Women-led and American-owned, mid-sized firm focused on ethics, empathy, equity.
Mission to support innovative streets and dynamic communities for all people.

Environment + Sustainability

1/3 GHG Emissions

Transportation Sector Contribution

The transportation sector accounts for a significant portion of global greenhouse gas emissions.

Over 50% Trips

Short Trips in North America

More than 50% of daily trips in North America are less than 3 miles in length.

43-Mile Trail

Fall Line Regional Trail

The Fall Line regional trail system spans 43 miles and promotes sustainable transportation alternatives.

Reduce vehicle emissions through transit, walking, and biking infrastructure redesign.
Reclaim or repurpose asphalt to address inequities, improve environment, and add landscaping.
Tackling climate change is viewed as an ethical imperative.
No published net-zero target date available.

Inclusion & Diversity

2017

DEI Task Force Established

The company formed a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Task Force to integrate diversity and inclusion into hiring, operations, and projects.

50%

Women in Management

Half of the company's managers are women, reflecting a commitment to gender diversity and representation.

Twice as Likely

Financial Success

An inclusive culture makes the company twice as likely to meet or exceed financial targets, according to Deloitte.

Committed to hiring from diverse backgrounds (women, POC, LGBTQIA+, immigrants, first-generation college graduates, people with disabilities)
DEI seen as essential to innovation, performance, employee inclusion, and financial success
Toole is woman-owned and led

Articles

Oregon City Bid Mgmt – contact & email

Idealist profile – company overview & philosophy

Trustburn – customer reviews overview

Company

Overview

Founded 2003

Year Established

The company was established in 2003 with a mission to reimagine streets as vibrant community spaces centered on walking, biking, and transit.

18 Locations

North American Presence

The company has expanded across North America, boasting 18 office locations.

275+ Experts

Transportation Specialists

The firm employs over 275 transportation experts dedicated to creating complete streets and multimodal networks.

Blends planning, engineering, and landscape architecture to deliver complete streets, bike networks, trails, and transit integration.
Led landmark projects like national bicycle facility guidance and multi-state pedestrian and bicycle networks.
Known for aligning multimodal transport design with community vitality, health, and economic impact.
Operates a dynamic mid‑size, American‑owned firm led by women, resisting work focused on moving more cars faster.
Delivers projects across municipalities, universities, transportation agencies, and large metro systems.

Culture + Values

Ethics, equity, and empathy are the foundation of their culture.
Committed to designing spaces where people can move freely and intuitively.
Pledge to not generate revenue from projects conflicting with core values.
Collaborative partnerships with clients and innovative solutions.
Women-led and American-owned, mid-sized firm focused on ethics, empathy, equity.
Mission to support innovative streets and dynamic communities for all people.

Environment + Sustainability

1/3 GHG Emissions

Transportation Sector Contribution

The transportation sector accounts for a significant portion of global greenhouse gas emissions.

Over 50% Trips

Short Trips in North America

More than 50% of daily trips in North America are less than 3 miles in length.

43-Mile Trail

Fall Line Regional Trail

The Fall Line regional trail system spans 43 miles and promotes sustainable transportation alternatives.

Reduce vehicle emissions through transit, walking, and biking infrastructure redesign.
Reclaim or repurpose asphalt to address inequities, improve environment, and add landscaping.
Tackling climate change is viewed as an ethical imperative.
No published net-zero target date available.

Inclusion & Diversity

2017

DEI Task Force Established

The company formed a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Task Force to integrate diversity and inclusion into hiring, operations, and projects.

50%

Women in Management

Half of the company's managers are women, reflecting a commitment to gender diversity and representation.

Twice as Likely

Financial Success

An inclusive culture makes the company twice as likely to meet or exceed financial targets, according to Deloitte.

Committed to hiring from diverse backgrounds (women, POC, LGBTQIA+, immigrants, first-generation college graduates, people with disabilities)
DEI seen as essential to innovation, performance, employee inclusion, and financial success
Toole is woman-owned and led

Articles

Oregon City Bid Mgmt – contact & email

Idealist profile – company overview & philosophy

Trustburn – customer reviews overview