Braun Intertec Corporation, a leader in engineering and environment consulting, is seeking civil/geo engineering students for a 3-month Internship within our geotechnical engineering department. During this time the student will work in and report to the engineering department. The student will perform engineering-related field and office duties. This position is located in Bloomington, MN.
Opportunities:
- Perform and observe engineering field tests, including but not limited to double-ring infiltrometer, PDA, and pressure meter testing. Following testing analysis of the test results, engineering calculations and report preparation may be performed.
- Observe construction of various components including rammed aggregate piers, helical anchor, sheet piles, etc for conformance with project documents
- Performs visual and manual classification of soil samples to aid in preparation of soil boring logs
- Develop scopes of work and manage construction materials testing projects
- Mentoring from a licensed engineer and practical engineering experience to develop your professional skills
- Performs construction materials testing as requested by the engineering department to support field service operations or engineering evaluations. The testing could include soil density or concrete testing, and excavation observations
- Assist with the installation and monitoring of in-situ geotechnical instrumentation
- Learn procedures and gain exposure to ASTM, AASHTO, ICC and DOT standards
- Add to your professional résumé with experience and references from a well-respected engineering consulting firm
- Competitive pay and the opportunity to work overtime
- Gain experience in writing proposal and reports
Required Skills:
- Have a valid driver’s license and clean driving record
- Ability to lift 50 pounds on a regular basis
- Willing to travel up to 50% and overnight
- Must be willing to work overtime and weekends as necessary
Required Experience:
- College student working toward civil engineering
- Some related work experience preferred, but will train top applicants’