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Lab Engineer (Intern)

Oklahoma City, OKinternshipinternAdded today

About this role

ANS seeks a Lab Engineer Intern to support geotechnical engineering projects by performing soil testing and sample preparation in their Oklahoma City laboratory. This hands-on role emphasizes adherence to industry standards and offers potential for a full-time transition upon graduation.

What you'll do

  • Prepare soil samples for testing according to established protocols
  • Execute geotechnical tests following industry standards
  • Maintain and calibrate lab workstations and equipment
  • Document test results and maintain detailed records
  • Assist senior engineers with ongoing geotechnical projects
  • Ensure lab cleanliness and safety compliance

What they're looking for

  • Attention to detail
  • Laboratory procedures and protocols
  • Soil testing techniques
  • Data recording and documentation
  • Equipment maintenance
  • Problem-solving
  • Communication
  • Time management

Benefits

  • Hands-on experience in geotechnical engineering
  • Collaborative lab environment
  • Potential for full-time employment offer upon graduation
  • Exposure to industry standards and best practices
  • Career pathway in geotechnical field
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ANS

ANS is a multi-disciplinary engineering consulting firm that develops renewable energy projects including solar, battery storage, wind installations, and related infrastructure. The company is hiring engineers at various levels—from interns to entry-level and mid-career professionals—across civil, geotechnical, structural, and electrical disciplines to support project design and execution.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with soil testing or laboratory work and what attracted you to geotechnical engineering.
  • How do you ensure accuracy and attention to detail when following complex testing protocols?