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Holmes US in San Francisco is offering a Summer Internship designed to teach you what it is like to work as a structural engineer. You will work on real design projects and gain exposure to industry-standard software while learning from senior engineers.
You'll participate in weekly workshops, on-site visits, and team discussions. The program emphasizes customizable experiences, mentorship, and the potential for future employment within the Holmes group.
Are you a student looking for a summer internship that actually teaches you what it is like to work as a Structural Engineer? We're seeking passionate Interns who are excited to learn all aspects of the role and customize their internship experience.
Holmes US is an international structural engineering firm with offices up and down the West Coast and roots going back over 65 years to New Zealand. We're part of the Holmes Group - 500+ people worldwide - which means you get the technical depth of a global firm alongside the culture of a West Coast practice where people actually know each other.
Expect intentional project variety. We don't silo students into one project type or task, and we hear consistently that this is one of the things students value most about their internship experience.
We understand school schedules are unique - we'll work with you to create an internship timeline that fits your needs!
Estimated at $30 - $35 per hour. Pay will be commensurate with experience / skills and location.
At Holmes, we believe in building teams as diverse as the communities we serve. We provide equal support and opportunities for all our people to thrive, grow, and develop. Dream big - we'll help you get there.
Ready to kickstart your engineering career with a summer of amazing experiences? Join a team where innovation meets mentorship, and where your ideas matter from day one! P.S. - Don't worry if you don't know everything yet - we're here to help you grow! Your enthusiasm for learning is more valuable than perfect knowledge.