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Wade Trim

Engineer Summer Intern - #3054

Tampa, FLintern - short-timeinternAdded today

About this role

Wade Trim is hiring a summer intern for their Industrial Commercial Energy group to support engineering projects. The role is ideal for freshman or sophomore civil or environmental engineering students who are organized, self-motivated, and eager to develop professional skills.

What you'll do

  • Assist with industrial and commercial energy engineering projects
  • Support field work and site assessments
  • Contribute to design and technical documentation
  • Collaborate with engineering teams on project deliverables
  • Maintain organized project records and databases

What they're looking for

  • Microsoft Office proficiency
  • Civil or environmental engineering knowledge
  • GIS software (preferred)
  • AutoCAD or MicroStation (preferred)
  • Revit (preferred)
  • Strong written and verbal communication
  • Self-motivation and organizational abilities
  • Valid driver's license

Benefits

  • Mentor program pairing
  • Professional development opportunities
  • Leadership development initiatives
  • Access to employee resource groups
  • Wellness program
  • Sustainability program involvement
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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

  • Tell us about your experience with civil or environmental engineering coursework and what attracted you to the Industrial Commercial Energy field.
  • Which CAD or GIS software have you used, and how comfortable are you learning new design tools on the job?