Summer Construction Intern – Future Builders Program

LAM Lennar Associates Mgmt LLC; United States; On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) with company match

Parental leave

Adoption assistance

Paid time off

Home purchase discounts

Referral program

Job summary

Lennar’s Future Builders Program invites highly motivated students and recent graduates to launch careers across Homebuilding, Technology, and Corporate functions. The Construction track runs for 10 weeks during the summer and prepares participants for roles in core business operations.

Start date is June 2027, with locations across many U.S. cities and potential transition into other programs after the summer.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree with an expected graduation date between December 2027 and May 2029.
• Authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation for regular site visits.
• Strong communication and problem-solving skills, with the confidence to engage in real business discussions.

Responsibilities

• Support Construction Managers in overseeing daily community site activities and trade partner performance.
• Conduct regular site walks to monitor progress, quality, schedule accuracy, and readiness.
• Help maintain safe, clean, and organized community sites; assist with project documentation, purchase orders, and construction records.
• Support invoice validation, daily logs, and issue resolution; partner with Sales, Customer Care, and Operations teams.

Skills

Strong communication

Problem-solving

Curious

Proactive learning

Education

Bachelor’s degree candidate

Job description

Lennar’s Future Builders Program invites highly motivated students and recent graduates to launch careers across Homebuilding, Technology, and Corporate functions. The Construction track runs for 10 weeks during the summer and prepares participants for roles in core business operations.

Start date is June 2027, with locations across many U.S. cities and potential transition into other programs after the summer.