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Lighting Student Intern

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Summer Internship
  • Architecture & Urban Planning
    Design
  • Boston

AI generated summary

  • You must be pursuing a Bachelor’s in Lighting Design, Architecture, or related field, have strong communication skills, and preferably experience with design software like Revit MEP and AGI.
  • You will design lighting systems, prepare construction documents, review shop drawings, visit job sites for condition verification, and assist with various related tasks as needed.

Requirements

  • Enrolled in and working toward minimally a Bachelor in Lighting Design, Architecture, Interior Design, Electrical Engineering, Architectural Engineering, or closely related degree required.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Experience in computer applications for design programs (i.e. Revit MEP, AGI, ElumTools, ComCheck) preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Under direct supervision, design lighting and controls systems
  • Under direct supervision, participate in the preparation of basic construction documents and specifications of lighting and control systems.
  • Assist in the review and markup of shop drawing submittals.
  • May visit job site to verify existing conditions and observe construction progress. Site visits frequently require a physical walk-through of site.
  • May perform other related tasks as needed.

FAQs

What qualifications are required for the Lighting Student Intern position?

Candidates must be enrolled in and working toward at least a Bachelor's degree in Lighting Design, Architecture, Interior Design, Electrical Engineering, Architectural Engineering, or a closely related field.

Is prior experience in lighting design software necessary?

While it is preferred, prior experience in computer applications for design programs such as Revit MEP, AGI, ElumTools, and ComCheck is not mandatory but considered a plus.

What are the primary responsibilities of the Lighting Student Intern?

The intern will assist in designing lighting and control systems, prepare basic construction documents and specifications, review shop drawing submittals, and may visit job sites to verify existing conditions and observe construction progress.

Will the intern have opportunities for hands-on experience at job sites?

Yes, the intern may visit job sites to verify existing conditions and observe construction progress, which may involve physical walk-throughs of the site.

How can I apply for the Lighting Student Intern position?

Candidates should apply through the CannonDesign careers site, as applications submitted through other platforms may not be accepted.

What is CannonDesign's stance on diversity and inclusion?

CannonDesign is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion, represented through initiatives led by their DEI Council and Employee Resource Groups, and focuses on creating an equitable work environment for all employees.

What benefits does CannonDesign offer to its employees?

For a general overview of benefits, candidates can visit CannonDesign’s careers page at https://www.cannondesign.com/careers/benefits.

Is there any mandatory training required for employees?

Yes, all employees are expected to complete mandatory training, including compliance training, within required timeframes and adhere to internal policies and the Code of Conduct.

What kind of projects will the intern be involved in?

The intern will be involved in projects related to new construction and renovation across various markets, including Commercial, Education, Health, Science & Technology, and Sports & Recreation.

How important are communication skills for this internship?

Excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential for this position, as the intern will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team.

We design solutions that help people continuously flourish. Living-Centered Design is how we do it.

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Industry
1001-5000
Employees
1945
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

As an integrated design firm, we do a lot of things. But at our core, we help people continuously flourish. We leverage the heart, passion and intelligence of our more than 1,000 creative thinkers to develop solutions for some of the greatest challenges facing our clients and society. Whether designing for equity in education, accessible healthcare, inclusive communities, new scientific discoveries or the “next big idea” in business, we partner with organizations to help them improve human life. We do this through a design approach we created called Living-Centered Design. Our approach realizes that to create a world where people continuously flourish, we must address the complex interdependencies that exist between people, businesses, communities, society and the environment.