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Wade Trim

Engineer Summer Intern - #3026

Detroit, MIintern - short-timeinternAdded 2 days ago

About this role

Wade Trim is looking for a summer engineering intern to support the Water Resources team in Cincinnati. You'll apply civil or environmental engineering knowledge while gaining hands-on experience with industry-standard tools and professional development opportunities.

What you'll do

  • Support water resources engineering projects and analysis
  • Assist with site assessments and data collection
  • Help prepare technical documentation and reports
  • Collaborate with senior engineers on design tasks
  • Use GIS, AutoCAD, MicroStation, or Revit for engineering work
  • Participate in field activities as needed

What they're looking for

  • Civil or environmental engineering knowledge
  • Microsoft Office proficiency
  • GIS software
  • AutoCAD or MicroStation or Revit
  • Technical writing and communication
  • Attention to detail and organization
  • Problem-solving ability
  • Valid driver's license

Benefits

  • Mentorship from experienced engineers
  • Professional development programs
  • Employee Resource Groups (Young Professionals, Women at Wade Trim, DEI initiatives)
  • Wellness programs
  • Sustainability program participation
  • Leadership development opportunities
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Wade Trim

Wade Trim provides engineering services across water resources, wastewater treatment, and structural infrastructure projects. The company is hiring for licensed and experienced engineers in disciplines including water resources, structural engineering, bridge design, and information security, with roles spanning multiple U.S. locations.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a civil or environmental engineering project you've worked on or studied in coursework.
  • Which CAD or GIS tools are you most comfortable using, and how have you applied them?