FAQs
Is this position remote or in-office?
This position is not remote; it is located in the Tampa, Florida office.
What qualifications are required for the Mechanical Engineering Intern position?
Candidates must be in the process of receiving an ABET accredited Mechanical Engineering Degree (Bachelors or Masters).
What type of projects will the intern be working on?
The intern may work on a variety of projects, including Airports, Facilities, Universities, and more.
Will the intern need to collaborate with other disciplines?
Yes, the intern will solve complex problems and collaborate across disciplines to support project managers.
What kind of software will the intern be using?
The intern will utilize technical software programs to analyze, produce, and perform quality control on deliverables.
Is there an opportunity for growth at Kimley-Horn?
Yes, Kimley-Horn is committed to providing an environment where employees can flourish and grow in their careers.
How long has Kimley-Horn been recognized as a top company to work for?
Kimley-Horn has been placed on the Fortune “100 Best Companies to Work” list for 17 years.
Are there benefits provided for interns at Kimley-Horn?
Yes, Kimley-Horn offers a robust benefits package for employees, which includes interns.
What specific team will the intern be supporting?
The intern will specifically support the Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) team, focusing on large scale HVAC design.
How will the intern become familiar with regulations and standards?
The intern will develop familiarity with federal, state, and local regulations as well as Kimley-Horn’s and their clients' practices, procedures, and standards while working on projects.