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Rogers Electric offers a ten-week Full Circuit Project Engineering Internship designed for students ready to advance beyond shadowing. You’ll be embedded with a local construction team, mentored by professionals, and participate in a full-lifecycle project simulation called Project Current.
Interns contribute to active projects, support documentation, scheduling, procurement and closeout activities, and gain exposure across Preconstruction, Safety, Finance, HR, and more.
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At Rogers Electric, we’re not just the largest self-performing electrical, data and lighting contractor in the U.S.—we’re a team of innovators, problem-solvers and industry leaders. With more than 40 years of experience, 1,500+ employees and 13 offices nationwide, we deliver everything from ground‑up construction to national rollouts and preventative maintenance.
Our Full Circuit Project Engineering Internship Program is designed for students ready to move beyond traditional job shadowing. During this immersive, ten‑week program, you’ll contribute to active projects, learn from experienced construction professionals and see how an electrical construction project moves from initial bid through final closeout.
As a Project Engineering Intern, you’ll be embedded with a local Construction team and paired with a dedicated mentor. You’ll gain hands‑on experience supporting real projects while collaborating with Project Managers, Project Engineers, field leaders and the teams responsible for successful project execution.
You’ll also work with interns across the country to complete Project Current, a full‑lifecycle project simulation featuring realistic construction challenges such as material delays, manpower constraints, schedule changes and change orders.
This program is specifically designed for students who meet the following requirements: