Wade Trim
Engineer Summer Intern - #3048
About this role
Wade Trim seeks a summer engineering intern for their Community Design group to support civil and environmental engineering projects. The role offers mentorship, professional development, and exposure to industry-standard design tools in a collaborative environment.
What you'll do
- Assist with civil and environmental engineering projects in the Community Design group
- Support design tasks using industry-standard software and tools
- Conduct research and analysis to support engineering deliverables
- Participate in site visits and field observations
- Collaborate with senior engineers and cross-functional teams
- Contribute to project documentation and technical drawings
What they're looking for
- Civil or environmental engineering knowledge
- Microsoft Office proficiency
- GIS, AutoCAD, MicroStation, or Revit
- Technical writing and communication
- Project organization and attention to detail
- Problem-solving and analytical thinking
Benefits
- Mentorship and professional development programs
- Leadership development opportunities
- Employee resource groups including Young Professionals and Women in Engineering
- Diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives
- Wellness and sustainability programs
- Exposure to real-world engineering projects
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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.
- Website
- wadetrim.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a civil or environmental project you've worked on in your coursework and what you learned.
- Which design software tools are you most comfortable with, and how have you used them?