AMT Engineering
Transportation Engineer Intern - May 2027
About this role
AMT is hiring a transportation engineering intern for summer 2023 to support project teams in the Mid-Atlantic region. The paid, full-time position offers hands-on experience under experienced engineers with potential conversion to a junior role after graduation.
What you'll do
- Assist Project Managers and Team Leaders on transportation engineering projects
- Support engineering staff with design, analysis, and planning tasks
- Participate in project development and problem-solving activities
- Contribute to technical documentation and reports
- Conduct site visits and field observations as needed
- Learn and apply transportation engineering principles and methodologies
What they're looking for
- STEM background (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math)
- AutoCAD or similar design software
- Technical writing and communication
- Attention to detail
- Problem-solving and analytical thinking
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Project coordination basics
- Time management
Benefits
- Paid internship position
- Mentorship from experienced engineers
- Potential full-time offer upon graduation
- Hands-on project experience
- Work in collaborative, tight-knit team environment
- Exposure to real-world transportation engineering challenges
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AMT Engineering
AMT Engineering (A. Morton Thomas and Associates) is a transportation and civil engineering firm that designs and manages infrastructure projects including roadway design, traffic analysis, and construction support. The company is hiring both summer interns and experienced transportation engineers for roles across multiple office locations with hybrid work flexibility.
View all jobs at AMT EngineeringLikely interview questions
- Why are you interested in transportation engineering, and what specific areas interest you most?
- Can you describe a project where you applied STEM concepts to solve a real problem?