FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Summer Intern in the East River Bridge unit?
The main responsibility of the Summer Intern will be to assist the Engineer-In-Charge, observe contract work at bridge sites, familiarize with and fill out MURK forms, and complete other related field reports.
What are the minimum qualifications required for the Summer Intern position?
The minimum qualifications for this position require the prospective intern to be a student currently enrolled in college or a recent college graduate from the winter/spring term of the Program year, as of June of the Program year.
How long does the Summer Intern position last?
The appointment to the Summer Intern position is valid only for the duration of the Program, which runs from June to August each year.
What skills are preferred for applicants of the Summer Intern position?
Preferred skills for applicants include proficiency in MS Office, good written communication skills, an energetic attitude, a willingness to learn, and being a team player.
Is prior experience in engineering or construction required for the Summer Intern position?
The job description does not specify prior experience in engineering or construction as a requirement, but it emphasizes a willingness to learn and the ability to work as part of a team.
Where will the Summer Intern be primarily located during their internship?
The Summer Intern will be primarily located at bridge sites associated with the East River Bridge unit in the Bureau of Capital Design and Construction.
Will the Summer Intern be working independently or under supervision?
The Summer Intern will work under the supervision of the Engineer-In-Charge while assisting with various tasks and observing fieldwork.