Construction Project Manager Intern

Idaho Power Company•Boise, ID

3d•$26•Onsite

About The Position

Idaho Power is hiring a Construction Project Manager Intern for its summer 2027 internship program in Boise, Idaho. The intern will support electric utility infrastructure projects from planning through construction and completion while working alongside experienced project managers. The role includes collaboration with internal departments and external agencies, and opportunities to learn from project managers, construction managers, engineers, and organizational leaders. Work takes place in a mix of office and field settings. This is a seasonal position that resumes annually, typically between May and October. The position ends on August 27, 2027. It includes construction site visits and outdoor work in varying weather and on uneven terrain. Required personal protective equipment and safety procedures must be followed. Overnight travel may be required for field visits, limited to one night. No relocation benefits are provided.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Currently enrolled in an accredited college or university program in construction management, project management, engineering, business, or a related field, as a junior, non-graduating senior, or student in a related advanced degree program.
Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record based on the position's driving requirements.
Knowledge of project management, construction, and engineering principles.
Developing knowledge of electric utility facilities, design and construction processes, estimating, scheduling, cost tracking, quality, risk, and the utility business environment.
Effective oral and written communication, teamwork, organization, attention to detail, data collection and analysis, meeting documentation, and basic schedule and budget tracking skills.
Ability to use Microsoft Office and related project management software.
Ability to work independently with direction and as part of a project team, establish effective working relationships, and communicate project updates.
Ability to drive up to four hours throughout the IPC service area occasionally.
Ability to meet the position's physical requirements, including sitting, walking on uneven construction-site terrain, climbing stairs and ladders occasionally, lifting or carrying up to 20 pounds, and crouching, kneeling, or bending occasionally.

Responsibilities

Support electric utility infrastructure projects from planning through construction and completion.
Work with internal departments, external agencies, project managers, construction managers, engineers, and organizational leaders.
Collect and analyze data and document meetings.
Assist with basic schedule and budget tracking.
Read and develop a basic understanding of drawings, schedules, estimates, contracts, and project records.
Analyze project information, identify issues, develop alternatives, and prepare written and oral updates.
Organize and prioritize assignments and manage multiple tasks and deadlines.
Work safely in office and field environments.