Civil Engineering Intern - Highways/ Roadways - Summer 2027

The engineering intern experience at Jacobs will provide engineering students an opportunity to gain real-world experience in Transportation Engineering. Interns will work alongside world-class professionals in a fast-paced, professional setting which provides students invaluable experiences applying the knowledge and skills learned through education in a business environment.

The candidate would be exposed to tasks specific to Transportation Engineering with a focus in Highway and/or Water Resources Engineering.

Typical work tasks include:

• Perform calculations and evaluations in the design of solutions and systems for public infrastructure applications

• Develop plans, specifications, cost estimates and schedules for use during construction

• Use of computer-aided engineering software and equipment to perform engineering tasks. Collects and prepares data for evaluation

• Plan Development

• Assisting in the coordination of projects from conception (feasibility) through final plan preparations

• Providing support to engineering staff members as needed

• Currently working towards a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or related field

• Knowledge of MicroStation (primary software) or AutoCAD preferred

• Working knowledge of Word and Excel is required

Ideally, you will also have:

• Authorization to work in the United States without the need for visa sponsorship, now or in the future

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