Summer Environmental Intern: Fieldwork & NEPA

Ulteig Engineers, Inc.; Bismarck (ND); Hybrid; USD 34,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship & Training

Competitive Pay

401(k) eligibility

Volunteer hours

Sick time

Job summary

Ulteig Engineers, Inc. invites a Summer Environmental Intern to support environmental compliance and due diligence across Lifeline Sectors including Transportation, Renewables, Power, and Water.

The role offers hands‑on experience in NEPA processes, environmental permitting, and field investigations while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. The ideal candidate will be pursuing a bachelor's degree in environmental sciences or related fields, with interest in federal, state and local

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in environmental fields such as environmental science, planning, policy, biology, wildlife management, or natural resources management.
• Interest in NEPA, ESA, Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, NHPA, CERCLA/RCRA.

Responsibilities

• Prepare environmental documentation (NEPA, wetlands, biological assessments, site assessments, noise analyses) for multidisciplinary teams.
• Review and summarize environmental and field data for investigations and monitoring.
• Assist with field surveys for wildlife, botany, water resources, and environmental data collection.
• Communicate technical information clearly to project teams and contribute to reports.

Skills

Strong oral communication

Strong written communication

Time management

Team collaboration

Field data interpretation

Education

Bachelor's degree in progress (environmental science)

Tools

ArcGIS Pro

Field Maps

Job description

Ulteig Engineers, Inc. invites a Summer Environmental Intern to support environmental compliance and due diligence across Lifeline Sectors including Transportation, Renewables, Power, and Water.

The role offers hands‑on experience in NEPA processes, environmental permitting, and field investigations while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. The ideal candidate will be pursuing a bachelor's degree in environmental sciences or related fields, with interest in federal, state and local