Civil Construction Engineering Internship – Summer 2026

Overview

Assist with site surveying, inspection, and documentation on municipal infrastructure projects

Key Responsibilities

• networking
• events

Tasks

-Networking: Build connections with teammates and leaders. -Events: Engage in learning and social activities throughout the summer.

Requirements

• autocad
• civil 3d
• ms office
• driver's license
• civil engineering
• communication

What You Bring

-Ability to compute quantities and verify measurements and layouts. -Ability to perform basic calculations to compute quantities, verify measurements, and organize and analyze data. -Proficient with MS Office (Excel & Word) -Skill Development: Sharpen your technical and soft skills through project work. -Perks: Intern swag kit and safety gear provided. -Good organizational skills with strong attention to detail and a willingness to perform a variety of tasks with guidance from other staff. -Valid driver’s license is required. -Strong communication skills with the ability to work productively with all project stakeholders. -Hands-On Experience: Contribute to impactful projects and gain practical experience. -Ability to read and interpret construction plans and documents and research specifications and codes as needed. -Previous experience using CAD software (AutoCad, Civil 3D) is desired. -Students with a declared major in Civil Engineering and an interest in Municipal or Environmental engineering are encouraged to apply.

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Benefits

-Mentorship: Learn from professionals dedicated to your growth and success. -Competitive Pay: $20 to $26 per hour, based on experience and academic year.

About Clark Dietz, Inc.

-Typical projects span transportation systems, civil infrastructure, environmental remediation, and structural design. -Engineers specialize across disciplines: transportation, civil, environmental, electrical, mechanical, and structural. -Unusual fact: its origins trace directly to academic founders who formalized operations in 1953.

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