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Supports electrical engineering analysis, building-system design, code compliance, documentation, project coordination, equipment research, and periodic job site observations. The intern collaborates with engineers, architects, contractors, suppliers, and other disciplines while assisting with budgets, design progress, project records, addenda, and document reviews. The 10–12 week full-time program provides exposure to healthcare, MEP, industrial, facility upgrade, and infrastructure projects.

Designs and oversees implementation of low-voltage building technology systems, including structured cabling, audio/video, security, and ICT infrastructure. Responsibilities may follow a technical or project management path and include design analysis, specifications, quality control, client coordination, project scheduling, billing, construction support, mentoring, and site visits. The role supports integrated technology solutions for education and institutional facilities and requires up to 50% travel.

Leads mechanical design for HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems on building projects. Performs engineering analysis, calculations, specifications, quality reviews, budgeting, scheduling, and construction administration. Collaborates with engineers, consultants, clients, and multidisciplinary teams, while mentoring junior staff and supporting energy-efficient solutions for healthcare, education, civic, and cultural facilities.

Leads electrical-system design for building projects, including analysis, calculations, specifications, code compliance, quality reviews, budgeting, scheduling, client collaboration, mentoring, and construction administration. The role supports healthcare, MEP, education, civic, and cultural projects while using BIM, electrical analysis, lighting, energy compliance, and specification software.

Summer internship supporting analysis, design, and implementation oversight of mechanical/MEP systems. Assist with equipment research, design documentation, coordination with multidisciplinary teams, site observations, and project deliverables over a 10–12 week paid program.

Entry-level electrical engineering role supporting the design, analysis, documentation, quality control, and implementation oversight of building electrical systems. The graduate will collaborate with engineers, architects, project managers, and clients on government, municipal, and science and technology projects. Responsibilities include technical calculations, specifications, code compliance, project planning, safety, client communication, and participation in energy-efficient design and innovation initiatives.

Entry-level electrical engineering role supporting the design, analysis, documentation, and implementation oversight of building electrical systems. Responsibilities include preparing plans, specifications, and calculations; gathering client requirements; supporting project planning, quality control, safety, and multidisciplinary coordination; and collaborating with engineers, architects, consultants, and project managers. The role involves education, corporate, and commercial projects, with opportunities to develop consulting, technical, and professional engineering skills.

Leads electrical engineering design for moderate to complex building and industrial projects. Responsibilities include project management, electrical system analysis, specifications, calculations, site assessments, quality control, client communication, mentoring staff, field issue resolution, and multidisciplinary collaboration. The role supports industrial systems such as substations, bulk material handling, automation and controls, and plant infrastructure, while managing budgets and contributing to project presentations and business development.

Leads electrical design and project management for moderate to complex building and industrial projects. Responsibilities include coordinating teams, managing budgets and schedules, supporting proposals and contracts, overseeing quality control, conducting site visits, resolving construction issues, managing change orders, maintaining client relationships, and mentoring staff. Projects involve substations, bulk material handling, automation and controls, structural support, plant infrastructure, and facility systems.

Leads mechanical engineering design and project management for moderate to complex healthcare and MEP projects. Responsibilities include HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection analysis; technical design and specifications; site assessments; quality control; budgeting; client communication; mentoring; field issue resolution; and cross-functional collaboration. The role requires a Professional Engineer license, advanced mechanical engineering expertise, client development skills, and travel of up to 20%.