Hands-On Traffic Engineering Intern — Summer 2027

ATCS, Inc.; Herndon (VA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

ATCS, Inc. in Herndon, VA is seeking a Traffic Engineering Intern for the 2027 Summer Internship Program running from May/June through August 2027.

You will work with the Traffic Engineering & Planning team on transportation projects, gain hands‑on experience, and develop technical skills under experienced professionals. The role involves data collection and analysis, assisting with plans and reports, and using design software like MicroStation or AutoCAD.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a related field.
• Interest in traffic engineering, transportation planning, or transportation design.
• Previous internship or related experience is a plus, but not required.

Responsibilities

• Supporting engineers with traffic engineering and transportation planning projects.
• Assisting with the collection, organization, and analysis of traffic and project data.
• Supporting the preparation of engineering plans, studies, reports, and other project documents.
• Using engineering and design software to assist with project deliverables.
• Collaborating with engineers and other team members to complete project tasks.
• Participating in project meetings and gaining exposure to the day‑to‑day work of a traffic engineering team.
• Assisting with other technical and administrative tasks as needed.

Skills

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Microsoft Office

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering

Tools

MicroStation

AutoCAD

Job description

ATCS, Inc. in Herndon, VA is seeking a Traffic Engineering Intern for the 2027 Summer Internship Program running from May/June through August 2027.

You will work with the Traffic Engineering & Planning team on transportation projects, gain hands‑on experience, and develop technical skills under experienced professionals. The role involves data collection and analysis, assisting with plans and reports, and using design software like MicroStation or AutoCAD.