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Garver's Water Design Center in College Station, TX seeks a Process Mechanical Intern to gain hands-on exposure to water and wastewater facility planning and design. You'll assist with projects, develop drawings, and learn design software under supervision.
This in-office internship offers mentoring, the Garver Launch program, and opportunities to participate in reviews, site visits, and professional development as part of Garver's commitment to growing engineers.
Are you an ambitious engineering student ready to embark on an exciting journey? Look no further than Garver's Water Design Center (WDC) in College Station, TX. We're a close-knit team of water and wastewater treatment facility planning and design experts, and we're on the lookout for a passionate student to join us as a Process Mechanical Intern. This is your chance to dive into the world of design, gaining hands-on experience in a dynamic and professional environment. By joining us, you'll be part of a group of dedicated professionals committed to making a tangible difference in communities across the region, crafting innovative solutions to address their pressing water needs. If you're eager to contribute, learn, and make an impact, we invite you to become a part of our vibrant team at Garver. Your journey towards a rewarding career starts here.
Assist with WDC projects including:
Some examples of design tasks are:
Elevate your summer experience with our immersive hands-on intern development program. With Garver, you will:
This is an in-office position; duties and responsibilities are generally performed in an office setting. Occasional travel to offsite locations to perform work and work‑related tasks or to attend meetings may be required. This job description is intended to be generic in nature, and not all listed functions may be assigned.
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