Aspiring Civil Engineer: Utility Transportation Intern

HDR; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

HDR invites you to join our Transportation Business Group as a Summer 2027 Utility Transportation Intern. You will participate in real-world projects and engage with leaders through mentoring programs while applying standard engineering techniques under supervision.

Ideal candidates are pursuing a Civil Engineering degree with a strong GPA, basic MS Office skills, and an eagerness to contribute to multi-disciplinary teams shaping resilient infrastructure across the Dallas–Fort Worth region and

Qualifications

• Enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate engineering program.
• Strong attention to detail.
• Good problem-solving and communication skills.
• Basic Microsoft Office skills.

Responsibilities

• Participate in real-world experience on exciting projects.
• Connect with recent college graduates and our company leaders through mentoring and young professionals' programs.
• Apply standard engineering techniques and procedures.
• Perform assignments under the direct supervision of a professional or Project Manager.
• Gain real-world MicroStation and analytical experience.
• Have opportunities for on-site construction field visits.
• Meet with Utility company representatives, engineering consulting teams, and clients to form solutions.
• Perform other duties as needed.

Skills

Engineering student

Attention to detail

Problem solving

Communication skills

MS Office

Education

Undergraduate/Graduate Engineering Program

Job description

HDR invites you to join our Transportation Business Group as a Summer 2027 Utility Transportation Intern. You will participate in real-world projects and engage with leaders through mentoring programs while applying standard engineering techniques under supervision.

Ideal candidates are pursuing a Civil Engineering degree with a strong GPA, basic MS Office skills, and an eagerness to contribute to multi-disciplinary teams shaping resilient infrastructure across the Dallas–Fort Worth region and