Graduation Intern Coastal Engineering

Haskoning; Rotterdam; On-site; EUR 6,696 - 10,044; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentor guidance

Impact projects

Knowledge groups

Hybrid & flexible hours

Inclusive culture

Job summary

Haskoning offers a coastal engineering graduation internship in collaboration with Delta Marine Consultants. You will conduct 2D physical model tests on revetments to explore the influence of long wave periods on the roughness coefficient and wave overtopping.

The internship requires enrollment in a Dutch Master’s program (WO) and the ability to spend multiple weeks in Gouda, with regular work from Delft/Amersfoort/Rotterdam offices.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in a Master’s programme in Hydraulic Engineering, Coastal Engineering, or a closely related field.
• Able to spend multiple weeks in Gouda conducting the physical model tests.
• Able to work regularly from the offices in Delft and/or Amersfoort and/or Rotterdam.
• Dutch WO status during the entire internship duration is mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Conduct literature study on roughness coefficient and relation to wave overtopping for revetments.
• Run 2D physical model tests on revetments to study long wave periods, roughness, and overtopping.
• Analyse results and compare with literature values.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Education

Master's degree in Hydraulic Engineering

Job description

Overview

Haskoning offers a coastal engineering graduation internship in collaboration with Delta Marine Consultants. The internship offers a rare chance to gain hands-on experience with 2D physical model testing, directly contributing to real-world solutions in coastal engineering. If you’re eager to make a tangible impact and expand your technical expertise, this is a great opportunity.

The influence of large wave periods on the roughness coefficient and overtopping of an Xbloc armoured slope

What you will do as coastal engineering graduation intern

Responsibilities

• Conduct a literature study on the roughness coefficient and its relation to wave overtopping for revetments and on the influence of long wave periods on this relation.
• Conduct 2D physical model tests on revetments to investigate the relation between long wave periods, the roughness coefficient and wave overtopping.
• Analyse and interpret the results and compare them to existing values from literature.

What you bring as an Intern

You are an analytical Master’s student with a strong interest in coastal and hydraulic engineering. You enjoy combining theory with practical testing and are motivated to translate experimental results into engineering insights. You work accurately, take initiative, and are comfortable collaborating with both academic and industry supervisors. The following is required:

• Enrolled in a Master’s programme in Hydraulic Engineering, Coastal Engineering, or a closely related field
• Able to spend multiple weeks in Gouda conducting the physical model tests
• Able to work regularly from the offices in Delft and/or Amersfoort and/or Rotterdam
• To ensure effective supervision, mentoring, and alignment with our internship and development programs, candidates must be enrolled at a Dutch university (WO) during the entire duration of the internship. This is a mandatory requirement for consideration.

What you can expect from us

During your internship, you’ll have the opportunity to grow professionally in an inspiring and inclusive work environment. We offer support, guidance, and attractive conditions to help you get the most out of your internship:

Internship allowance

• Personal guidance from a dedicated mentor
• Opportunity to contribute to impactful projects
• Access to knowledge groups and development programs
• Hybrid working and flexible hours
• Informal and inclusive work culture with social and sports activities