Civil Design Intern: Utilities & Grid Projects

American Transmission Company (ATC); De Pere (WI); On-site; USD 32,000 - 37,000; Full time

Job summary

American Transmission Company (ATC) is seeking a Civil Design Engineering Intern to support our Design Engineers and Designers. You’ll contribute to real-world utility projects while gaining experience in civil design and transmission engineering practices.

As an intern you will acquire records, assist drawings, perform basic analyses, and participate in limited field visits. Proficiency with AutoCAD or MicroStation and a drive for detail will help you succeed in a growing energy grid

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering.
• Interest in utility design and infrastructure development.
• Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn.
• Valid driver’s license for occasional field visits.

Responsibilities

• Acquire and organize engineering records and data for use in design development
• Participate in material procurement and support project design documentation
• Assist in preparing detailed drawings and conducting structural analysis
• Review and integrate field markups into finalized as-built drawings
• Update asset databases and confirm field conditions to ensure design accuracy
• Review external engineering consultant scopes of services for cost, schedule and project scope alignment
• Occasionally participate in field work to verify design implementations

Skills

Attention to detail

Willingness to learn

Interest in utility design

Education

Bachelor's degree student in Civil Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

MicroStation

Job description

American Transmission Company (ATC) is seeking a Civil Design Engineering Intern to support our Design Engineers and Designers. You’ll contribute to real-world utility projects while gaining experience in civil design and transmission engineering practices.

As an intern you will acquire records, assist drawings, perform basic analyses, and participate in limited field visits. Proficiency with AutoCAD or MicroStation and a drive for detail will help you succeed in a growing energy grid