Project Engineer Intern: Budgets, Scheduling & Field Ops

Ryan Companies US, Inc.; Madison (WI); On-site; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Salary

Medical Benefits

Dental Benefits

Vision Benefits

Retirement Benefits

Flexible Spending Accounts

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Educational Assistance

Paid Time Off

Employee Discounts

Pet Insurance

Ryan Foundation matching funds

Volunteer Time Off

Job summary

Ryan Companies US, Inc. is seeking a Project Engineer Intern to assist the project team and learn construction industry processes, procedures, and company policies.

You will gain exposure to budgets, invoices, contracts, change orders, and job-site coordination, scheduling, quality control, and safety. The role requires pursuing a bachelor's degree in construction engineering/management (or related field) and availability to work 40 hours weekly for a minimum three-month term, with a base hourly

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor's degree in construction engineering/management or closely related field and within 18 months of graduating.
• Be able to work 40 hours a week for at least a three-month term.

Responsibilities

• Gain a working understanding of budgets, cost accounting, invoices, contracts, and change orders.
• Develop a first-hand understanding of job-site coordination, scheduling, quality control and safety.

Skills

Budget & cost control

Math & calculations

Reading contracts/drawings

Clear communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in construction engineering/management (pursuing)

Job description

Ryan Companies US, Inc. is seeking a Project Engineer Intern to assist the project team and learn construction industry processes, procedures, and company policies.

You will gain exposure to budgets, invoices, contracts, change orders, and job-site coordination, scheduling, quality control, and safety. The role requires pursuing a bachelor's degree in construction engineering/management (or related field) and availability to work 40 hours weekly for a minimum three-month term, with a base hourly