Mechanical Engineering Student Intern - Chicago

CannonDesign

Mar 19

Applications are closed

Internship
Full-time
Off-cycle Internship
Engineering
Chicago

Requirements

Qualified candidates must be working toward a Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering or Bachelor of Architectural Engineering (Mechanical Systems focus) from an ABET accredited program.
Experience in computer applications for engineering design programs (i.e. Revit MEP) preferred.
LEED accreditation preferred.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

As a student intern, you will be a member of our multi-disciplinary team working under the supervision of a licensed engineer. Projects may include new construction and renovation in the educational, healthcare, commercial and science & technology markets.
Under guidance of a licensed engineer, may perform uncomplicated designs of ductwork, piping, controls and equipment selection for HVAC systems for building design.
With supervisory oversight assist in Revit/BIM modeling of construction drawings of HVAC systems from Schematic Design to Construction Administration phases.
Assist in the review and markup of shop drawing submittals.
Recommend ways to improve process, quality, and coordination efforts.
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 duties as required.

CannonDesign

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.