Leading electrical infrastructure specialist delivering transmission, distribution, substations, C&I and clean energy services.
Assist project management on high-voltage construction projects as an intern.
12 days ago ago
$18 - $22
Entry-level
Internship
Stone Mountain, GA
Office Full-Time
Company Size
8,500 Employees
Service Specialisms
Construction services
Electrical contracting
Energy services
Telecommunications
Project management
Engineering
Design-build
General contracting
Sector Specialisms
Electrical Transmission
Substations
Clean Energy
Renewable Energy
Utility-Scale Solar
Energy Storage
High-Voltage Substation
Transmission Line Interconnections
Role
Description
submittals
take-offs
drawing sets
rfis
document control
accubid
repare and track product submittals
Assist with Take-offs and preliminary estimating
Practice and improve industry skills while learning how to be an effective employee entering the workforce.
Maintain office and field drawing sets and update as required
Prepare RFI’s and track/document responses
Manage document control and distribution
May work in varying weather conditions: hot, cold, and wet conditions.
Input data into Accubid
Maintain As-builts
Assist Project Manager with administrative functions
Assist Field Foreman with information, material tracking, and other administrative functions
Assist the Project Manager with reports and schedule review
Frequently works in areas with large industrial equipment subject to high noise levels.
Prior to the end of their internship, the intern will create and present a self-reflection project detailing their gained industry knowledge, future career goals, as well as personal and professional growth. The presentation will be provided in PowerPoint and presented to their direct management team.
May occasionally work in areas with hazardous chemicals.
Requirements
high school
construction
autocad
revit
bluebeam
dependability
High School Diploma, or the equivalent
Dependability and punctuality for all GSW activities
Display understanding and compliance with policies and procedures
1-3 years in the construction industry, preferred but not mandatory (*)
Ability to work under pressure and adapt to changing job requirements
Currently enrolled in or recently graduated with a Construction Management, Engineering, or related major (*) Can be a combination of trade, education, and relevant work experience.
Must be able to travel.
Positive attitude and customer focus
Preferred proficiency in BlueBeam, AutoCAD, Revit, and Microsoft Office Suite
Works in a climate controlled environment 25% of the time.
Ability to drive to jobsites
May be required to sit or stand for long periods of time
Frequently works outdoors on uneven surfaces
May be required to stoop, bend, and crouch
Excellent time management
Ability to work in a team environment and display leadership skills
Proactive attitude, showing initiative and the ability to work independently
Strong organizational and communication skills, both written and verbal
Benefits
Participation in the Lunch & Learn internship program provided by the MYR Group Internship Leadership team.
$18-$22/ hour, paid weekly via direct deposit
Opportunity to explore potential post-graduation career opportunities.
Training + Development
Information not given or found
Interview process
Information not given or found
Visa Sponsorship
myr group does not sponsor applicants for work visas.
Security clearance
position may be subject to pre-employment screening, which may include background check and drug testing.
Company
Overview
1891
Year of founding
Traces its origins to 1891, reflecting a long history of service.
Revenue $3.3B
Annual revenue
Generated over $3.3 billion in revenue in 2024, showcasing strong financial performance.
Top 5 ranking
Specialty contractor ranking
Consistently ranked among the top 5 specialty electrical contractors in the US.
It operates via two main segments—T&D and C&I—tackling projects from high-voltage lines and substations to industrial buildings.
Typical work ranges from crossing the Mississippi River to wiring stadiums, hospitals, EV charging, and solar farms.
Its clean energy arm designs and builds utility-scale solar, storage, and EV charging infrastructure.
Its network of subsidiaries enables local management backed by national-scale resources.
Culture + Values
Safety
Integrity
Creativity
Responsiveness
Teamwork
Respect
Initiative
Safety is a state of mind, ingrained in our attitudes, values, goals, and behaviors.
Environment + Sustainability
16.4% Reduction
Direct Carbon Emissions
Reduced direct carbon emissions in 2022, achieving a significant milestone in lowering environmental impact.
$9.2M Investment
Energy-Efficient Technologies
Allocated to enhance energy efficiency and reduce emissions through advanced equipment and technologies.
$412M Projects
Renewable Energy Infrastructure
Completed solar and wind projects in 2022, contributing to the shift toward cleaner energy solutions.
$23.7M Allocation
Climate-Resilience Modifications
Dedicated to improving infrastructure resilience against climate change impacts.
Calculated Scope 1 greenhouse gas emissions and set an intensity‑based CO₂e reduction goal of 15 % by 2032
Worked on 100+ renewable energy projects in 2021
Adopted green initiatives in offices and job sites (e.g., telematics fleet systems, waste recycling, LED lighting, occupancy sensors, efficient paper consumption, certified clean energy programs)
Inclusion & Diversity
3/8 Board Members
Board Diversity
Three out of eight Board members are from diverse backgrounds.
$1.5M Donated
Charitable Contributions
Employees and subsidiaries donated over US $1.5 million to charitable causes.
10K+ Volunteer Hours
Community Service
Employees volunteered 10,000+ hours from 2019–2021.
43.5K Training Hours
Continuous Development
Employees engaged in 43,500+ hours of professional development and leadership training in 2021.
Endeavor to promote diversity and inclusion across the organization and provide opportunities for diverse vendors and suppliers
Focused on developing recruitment practices and building new partnerships to further diversify the workforce
Senior‑leadership oversight includes Environmental, Social & Governance committee comprising independent directors