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Mechanical Engineering Interns gain hands-on experience supporting multiple engineering projects, producing work with AutoCAD, collaborating across disciplines, and completing assigned tasks. The summer program includes mentorship, professional development workshops, and career coaching. Candidates must be enrolled in a two- or four-year Mechanical Drafting or Mechanical Engineering program and demonstrate strong communication, organization, analytical, and interpersonal skills.

Designs electrical power, lighting, low-voltage, and control systems for commercial, industrial, educational, healthcare, and mixed-use facilities. Responsibilities include electrical calculations, drawings, equipment recommendations, field measurements, construction-document coordination, and communication with owners, architects, contractors, and utilities. Requires collaboration across multiple concurrent projects and use of Autodesk Revit.

Leads municipal engineering projects involving water, wastewater, utilities, and roadway design. Responsibilities include client communication, multidisciplinary team coordination, project budgeting and scheduling, permitting, technical reports, feasibility studies, design plans, estimates, specifications, site visits, construction support, proposals, and business development. The role requires a civil engineering degree, strong communication and analytical skills, proficiency in design software, and preferably a PE license and municipal project experience.

Designs telecommunications and utility networks using ArcGIS, AutoCAD, and GIS tools. Responsibilities include interpreting engineering drawings and utility maps, conducting fieldwork, developing OSP and ISP plans, supporting FTTx projects, coordinating permits, maintaining GIS and as-built records, liaising with utility providers, and managing project timelines and deliverables.

Designs telecommunications and utility networks, including OSP, ISP, and FTTx systems. Responsibilities include interpreting engineering drawings and utility maps, conducting utility fieldwork, using GPS and GIS tools, creating utility plans, coordinating permits, maintaining as-built records, liaising with providers, and managing project deliverables. The role supports fiber, copper, and power distribution design while collaborating across disciplines and traveling overnight as needed.

Design electrical systems for commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings, including power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, and low-voltage systems. Create drawings and specifications in AutoCAD and Revit, perform load calculations and equipment selection, apply electrical codes, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, support cost estimating, conduct site visits, and assist with construction administration through RFI responses and submittal reviews.

Designs electrical power, lighting, low-voltage, and control systems for commercial, industrial, educational, healthcare, and mixed-use facilities. Responsibilities include preparing calculations, sketches, diagrams, equipment recommendations, construction documents, field measurements, and multidisciplinary drawing coordination. The engineer communicates with owners, architects, contractors, and utilities while managing multiple projects and using Autodesk Revit and CAD tools.

Designs electrical power, lighting, low-voltage, and control systems for commercial, industrial, educational, healthcare, and mixed-use facilities. Responsibilities include electrical calculations, sketches, diagrams, equipment recommendations, field measurements, construction drawing coordination, and communication with owners, architects, contractors, and utilities. The role requires working on multiple projects and using Autodesk Revit for computer-aided design and drafting.

Mechanical Engineering Interns gain hands-on experience producing design work with AutoCAD, supporting multiple projects, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and developing professional skills through workshops, mentorship, and career coaching. Candidates must be enrolled in a two- or four-year mechanical drafting or mechanical engineering program and demonstrate strong communication, organization, analytical, and interpersonal skills. Housing stipends may be available for relocation, and the position supports US visa sponsorship, CPT, and OPT.

Design aerial telecommunications outside-plant infrastructure, including fiber routes, pole attachments, make-ready work, pole loading, sag and tension analysis, and clearance verification under NESC standards. Prepare CAD/GIS construction drawings, pole detail sheets, applications, calculations, and construction notes. Interpret survey and as-built data, coordinate with utilities, permitting agencies, survey teams, and construction partners, and support quality control. Occasional field travel may be required for data collection.