Internship- Structural

Shive Hattery Group, Inc.•Bettendorf, IA

14d•Hybrid

About The Position

Internships offer invaluable hands-on experience to enhance your knowledge and understanding of your chosen career path. At Shive-Hattery, you’ll be treated as a full-time staff member with access to the same opportunities for learning and growth. You’ll work on actual client projects, where your contributions will directly impact both Shive-Hattery and the community. This experience will help expand your professional skill set and strengthen your portfolio, setting you up for future success. As an intern, you will be paired with a mid-to-senior level employee who will serve as your mentor. This mentor/mentee relationship is designed to foster a supportive environment where you can candidly discuss your career goals and aspirations. Our one-on-one informal mentoring approach fosters the development of professional relationships that complement your academic learning, enriching your overall internship experience. As a structural engineering intern you will work on a variety of project types including industrial design projects, commercial buildings, and field condition assessments. These experiences will provide insights into the profession, collaborative teamwork, and serving the needs of our clients.

Requirements

Must have current and ongoing authorization to work in the United States without employer sponsorship.
Full clean driver’s license required.
Interested applicants should submit their cover letter, resume, and portfolio for consideration.
If unable to submit portfolio due to size constraints, include a link to portfolio in cover letter.

Responsibilities

Support the firm and shape projects from concept through completion.
Collaborate with talented teammates.
Contribute expertise to deliver thoughtful, high-quality solutions.
Work on actual client projects.
Be paired with a mid-to-senior level employee for mentorship.
Work on a variety of project types including industrial design projects, commercial buildings, and field condition assessments.