REDI Americas Management Services Summer Intern

Hines•Washington, DC

5d•$23 - $28

About The Position

As a Management Services Summer Intern at Hines, you will gain practical, client-facing experience in property or facilities management and an overview of careers in the commercial and residential real estate industry. Through firsthand experience, shadowing, and project-based work, you will be introduced to building operations, engineering, construction management, accounting, and leasing. You will also complete a collaborative project addressing an existing issue within the local Hines portfolio. Hines describes itself as one of the world’s largest privately held real assets firms, with nearly seven decades of investment, development, and management experience. Its more than 4,600 colleagues work across 29 countries. The company offers professional development, competitive rewards, and comprehensive benefits, and supports workforce diversity as an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

Students from any academic discipline may be considered, but a strong interest in real estate or business is required.
Proficiency in MS Outlook, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Basic oral and written communication skills.
Willingness to travel to job sites.
Ability to manage time and resources and coordinate multiple projects as a self-starter.
Interpersonal and relationship-building ability.
Must be a current sophomore or junior.

Responsibilities

Work effectively with all divisions of assigned projects and teams.
Bring potential property-related problems and possible solutions to the attention of the responsible party.
Gain exposure to property management and/or facilities management, including building operations, engineering, construction management, accounting, and leasing.
Serve on project teams as needed to facilitate company needs.
Gain practical, client-facing property or facilities management experience.
Learn about careers in commercial and residential real estate through firsthand experience, shadowing, and project-based work.
Complete a project addressing an existing issue within the local Hines portfolio, using critical thinking and collaborating with peers.