Thompson Engineering is seeking a motivated Part-Time Intern to join our team. This position is designed for students currently pursuing a degree in engineering, construction, environmental sciences, or a related field who are interested in gaining hands-on experience across multiple disciplines.
As an intern, you will support engineers, scientists, and project managers on a variety of projects spanning civil engineering, environmental services, transportation, construction, and field services. This role provides exposure to both office-based technical work and field activities, offering a well-rounded introduction to the engineering consulting industry.
Interns may gain experience in one or more of the following areas:
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Civil Engineering
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Environmental EngineeringSciences
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Transportation Engineering
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ArchitecturalBuilding Sciences
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Construction EngineeringInspection (CEI)
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Field ServicesMaterials Testing
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ProgramProject Management
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Assist with basic technical tasks, calculations, and data analysis
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Support preparation of reports, plans, specifications, and documentation
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Utilize software tools, spreadsheets, and other technologies to complete assignments
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Participate in site visits to observe and document existing conditions
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Assist with field data collection, construction inspections, and material sampling
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Support testing and documentation for materials and field services activities
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Help track project progress, documentation, and deliverables
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Assist with organizing project files, data, and reports
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Support communication between team members and project stakeholders
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Gain exposure to industry standards, safety practices, and quality procedures
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Work alongside experienced professionals across multiple disciplines
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Ask questions, seek feedback, and actively contribute to team efforts
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Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's degree program in Engineering, Construction Management, Environmental Sciences, or a related field
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Strong interest in engineering consulting and infrastructure projects
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Basic understanding of engineering or construction principles
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Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills
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Prior internship, coursework, or exposure to any of the listed disciplines
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Familiarity with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word) and basic technical software
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Willingness to work both in an office setting and in the field
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Part-time schedule (flexible hours based on academic commitments)
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Ability to work outdoors in varying conditions and navigate uneven terrain
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Ability to lift light materials and perform field-related tasks as needed
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Valid driver's license preferred for travel to project sites