4 Yr Undergrad Intern I-2

City of Charlotte•Charlotte, NC

1d•$19 - $20

About The Position

This college summer internship position will work directly in Engineering Services and Facilities Construction, the divisions responsible for horizontal (transportation) and vertical (facilities) construction. Interns will gain valuable exposure to real-world projects, allowing them to expand their skills while learning about the department's operations and processes. This internship serves as a strong foundation for students, equipping them with the tools to excel in future engineering roles. Many former interns have returned to the city as full-time employees. $20/hour. ENGINEERING SERVICES Gain insights into the planning, design, and construction of municipal transportation projects from experienced staff. Experience the day-to-day operations of both the In-House Design and Consultant Project Management programs. Get involved with high-profile city projects Opportunity to shadow staff throughout various stages of project management, gaining firsthand knowledge of the process. Learn the full scope of managing a transportation project, including planning, design, real estate, utility relocation, bidding, and construction. Participate in key milestones and understand the city’s processes. Contribute by preparing technical reports and presentations, while gaining exposure to engineering software like Civil 3D (AutoCAD) and more. Build valuable project management and design skills that will be crucial for your future career in engineering. FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION Opportunity to shadow and assist Project Managers who oversee capital improvement projects, new and renovation, for the Charlotte Fire Department, Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department, Solid Waste Services, Office of Sustainability, and other client groups. Exposure to the various stages of a project such as planning, design development, procurement of consultants and contractors, and construction. Interact with project stakeholders and support divisions. Review project budget and schedule information Assist with development of Department/Division processes Review monthly pay applications. Audit division performance and project costs.

Requirements

Current enrollment in an accredited college or university leading towards a bachelor’s degree in engineering with major course work in a related field (such as Construction Management, Architecture, etc.) of study specific to the departmental and/or work assignment.