FAQs
What type of degree is preferred for the Project Administration Intern position?
Pursuing a degree in Business Administration, Project Management, or a related field is preferred.
Are there specific software skills required for this internship?
Yes, knowledge of MS Office Suite applications and other standard applications/software programs is required. Experience with Adobe Suite or InDesign is preferred.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Project Administration Intern?
The primary responsibilities include document control, processing project RFIs and Submittals, preparing and submitting reports, assisting with bid support tasks, CRM data entry, attending project meetings, conducting research, and providing invoice support as needed.
Is there an age limit to apply for this internship?
No, there is no specified age limit, but candidates must meet the legal requirements to apply for the position.
Will I be compensated for this internship?
Yes, the base salary hiring range for this position in Los Angeles is $23.50 to $35 per hour, depending on experience, educational background, and skill level.
Does Arup promote diversity and inclusion?
Yes, Arup actively promotes and nurtures a diverse and inclusive workforce, welcoming applications from individuals of all backgrounds.
What is the work environment like at Arup?
Arup fosters a collaborative, inclusive, and diverse work environment where individuality is encouraged to thrive.
How will I be evaluated during the hiring process?
Candidates will be evaluated on a rolling basis, and those who progress will be invited to complete a Pre-recorded Video Interview.
What benefits does Arup offer to its employees?
In addition to competitive pay, Arup offers benefits that support health and wellbeing, learning opportunities, and the chance to have an impact through meaningful work.
Is prior work experience required for this internship?
While prior work experience is not explicitly required, relevant skills and the ability to perform in a team-oriented environment are important.