Summer Project Engineer Intern — Hands-on Networking

U.S. Engineering; Loveland (CO); On-site; USD 26,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Engineering invites applicants to join its Summer Internship Program as a Project Engineer Intern in Loveland, CO for 10–12 weeks from May to August 2027. You will gain hands‑on experience, support project managers, and learn through orientation, site visits, and workshops.

The role pays $19–$23 per hour and includes networking with leaders and developmental activities, with travel as needed. Successful interns will collaborate with cross‑functional teams, document activities, and build

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree preferred in construction management, mechanical engineering, construction science, architectural engineering, or similar.
• Experience or exposure to HVAC, piping, and plumbing at commercial/industrial levels is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Documentation: prepare technical reports, RFIs, and submittals.
• Project Coordination: assist in scheduling, resource allocation, and timely delivery.
• Fieldwork: participate in site visits to verify installations and design adherence.
• Problem-Solving: help identify and troubleshoot engineering issues during design and implementation.
• Collaboration: work with electrical engineers, designers, and PMs to meet project goals.
• Learning and Development: participate in trainings to grow mechanical construction knowledge.

Skills

Project coordination

Construction knowledge

Teamwork

Documentation

Education

Bachelor’s degree in construction management or related fields

Job description

U.S. Engineering invites applicants to join its Summer Internship Program as a Project Engineer Intern in Loveland, CO for 10–12 weeks from May to August 2027. You will gain hands‑on experience, support project managers, and learn through orientation, site visits, and workshops.

The role pays $19–$23 per hour and includes networking with leaders and developmental activities, with travel as needed. Successful interns will collaborate with cross‑functional teams, document activities, and build