Bertsch-Frank & Associates is offering a summer internship opportunity for a field surveyor position.
Job Title Engineering Interns
Salary $18.80 – $26.42 Hourly
Job Type Internship
Location Multiple locations statewide
The Opportunity
WSDOT has several exciting engineering internships available this summer throughout the state. These are unique opportunities for currently enrolled students looking to apply their classroom training to real world scenarios. The Transportation Engineer (TE) internships provide the opportunity to gain valuable experience in the practical application of engineering procedures, concepts, and techniques in an on-the-job environment.
See link for more information, including details on how to apply: Engineering Interns
Internship position opening for Northern Indiana. Company would be looking for Survey Field Crew Technician interns (construction layout). Seeking someone who would be working in the South Bend or Elkhart Area or from the Fort Wayne Office.
This position is also posted in MTU’s Handshake and through MTU’s LinkedIn
There will be two webinars this month in an effort to provide information about the internship program and how potential candidates can apply.
DEVELOP addresses environmental and public policy issues through interdisciplinary research projects that apply the lens of NASA Earth observations to community concerns around the globe. Bridging the gap between NASA Earth science and society, DEVELOP builds capacity in both participants and partner organizations to better prepare them to address the challenges that face our society and future generations. Teams of DEVELOP participants partner with decision makers to conduct rapid feasibility projects that highlight relevant applications of Earth observing missions, cultivate advanced skills, and increase understanding of NASA Earth science data and technology.
DEVELOP employs participants during 3, 10-week long terms throughout the year to address these challenges through organized partner projects. There are 11 locations an applicant can apply to, depending on what location the applicant would like to be considered for. Each location has specific projects Participants work on as a team during the 10-week term. Participants are classified as part-time temporary employees and work an average of 20-29 hours per week. Salary is determined by location and education.
To apply visit: https://develop.larc.nasa.gov/apply.php
The duties of the positions are typically suitable and applicable to Civil Engineering students, but other engineering students may apply. The internships are typically filled by Junior-level students. Seniors and Graduate Students who will be continuing their education in 2020/2021 (after the internship) are also eligible. Sophomores may also qualify, depending on the number of credits they have completed, and if they have previous engineering-related work experience that they document correctly on their resume (see notes 5 and 7).
For students who are interested in a summer or co-op type engineering position at Yosemite, here is a top 9 list of unofficial suggestions:
1) Create an account/profile at www.usajobs.gov.
2) Become familiar with the usajobs.gov website, and how it works.
3) Make sure you understand the Qualification Requirements section, especially the parts with the -OR- statements. Make sure you select the correct qualification statement in the questionnaire, and that your resume reflects the qualification statement that you selected.
4) Please note that resumes for federal jobs are typical much longer than the private sector. It is recommended that your resume be about two pages in length, especially if you are currently a sophomore applying for a GS-04 position, or anyone applying for a GS-05 position.
5) If you are active in any student or volunteer organizations, take credit for that by describing your duties and responsibilities, and including how many weeks your were active and how many hours per week you typically spend on those duties and responsibilities, just like you would for describing job experience. See note 7.
6) Follow the directions in the announcement, to the letter! The announcement format can be hard to read, so it is recommended that you use the “PRINT” button on the right side of the page to view the announcement in its entirety.
7) You must include months, years, and hours per week worked, on your resume, to receive credit for your work (and/or volunteer) experience. Part‐time hours are prorated. You will not receive any credit for experience that does not indicate exact hours per week or is listed as “varies”.
8) For the questions where you have to rate your experience in different areas, be honest, but not humble. Rate yourself against other students, not the world at large.
9) You must apply by 11:59 PM (EST) on 01/20/2020, but it is better not to wait until the last minute, since the application system can be funky at some times.
Students can contact me at kerstin.henry@gmail.com (until 1/18) for informal and unofficial answers to specific questions, if necessary, but they should read through the announcement thoroughly before doing so. For official answers to questions, they should contact the HR Representative listed in the announcement.
Full Time Entry Level Survey Technician, Summer 2020 Survey Internship, and Entry Level Engineering/CAD Tech employment opportunities at MSA Professional Services in the Rhinelander, WI or Marshfield, WI offices.
The Job descriptions and applications can be found at the following links…
Entry Level Survey Tech – Rhinelander
Entry Level Survey Tech – Marshfield
Entry Level Engineering/CAD Tech – Rhinelander
Entry Level Engineering/CAD Tech – Marshfield
Survey Tech Intern – Rhinelander
Wisconsin Sea Grant is hosting five different summer 2020 undergraduate internship experiences. The areas of focus are wild rice, water quality, traditional ecological knowledge and literacy, fisheries and science communications.
The 10-week opportunities come with a $5,000 stipend.
For more information visit:
Next Step Ministries are still hiring for Summer 2020! They have a few key positions yet to fill on their construction teams.
This is a valuable, hands-on opportunity to lead community-focused building projects for hundreds of volunteers throughout nine week-long mission trips. Your students would be directly involved in each aspect of construction, including: on-site leadership, planning, estimating, scheduling, budgeting, and management.
This is not an office internship – your students will be overseeing energetic, professional construction worksite experiences for volunteers that greatly benefit the community, all while developing their individual skills.
Additional Information:
Apply online: Internship Application
Check out the Construction Internship Video
Find out more: Life-changing internship
Would you be willing to pass this update along to your students? Thanks much!
Marissa
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Barr Engineering has several internships and full time job postings! Check out their website!
Hibbing Taconite is a leading iron ore mining company which began production in 1976 and has an annual plant capacity of 8.0 million tons of iron ore. ArcelorMittal, US Steel and Cleveland-Cliffs are partners in Hibbing Taconite, with ArcelorMittal owning a majority stake. ArcelorMittal is the managing agent.
The Environmental Engineering Intern will be responsible for supporting the site Environmental staff and completing several special projects and initiatives.