Transportation Planning Intern: Data, GIS & Policy Analysis

Garver; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 20,000 - 28,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Wellness program

Volunteer activities

Skills-based training

Job summary

Garver seeks a Transportation Intern - Planning in Austin, TX, inviting a motivated student to gain real-world experience in corridor and statewide transportation planning and to learn from seasoned professionals.

The intern will participate in data analysis, stakeholder materials, and NEPA-related planning activities while exploring infrastructure projects across transportation, aviation, and water lines. Opportunities exist to collaborate with multiple disciplines and to grow professionally.

Qualifications

• Pursuing an environmental, planning or civil engineering degree.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Willingness to work in the office, in the field, and travel to meetings as necessary.
• Proven time management skills and work ethic.
• Proven professional communication skills.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office programs.
• Desire to assist with a wide array of infrastructure projects.

Responsibilities

• Actively participate in data analysis and development of materials for stakeholder engagement.
• Contribute to statewide and corridor planning reports with the team.
• Become familiar with local, state, and federal regulations relevant to transportation planning.
• Explore interdisciplinary interests including NEPA documentation, public engagement, data analysis, and planning documents.
• Coordinate with multiple disciplines and across business lines.
• Learn and utilize ArcGIS and other industry software.

Job description

Garver seeks a Transportation Intern - Planning in Austin, TX, inviting a motivated student to gain real-world experience in corridor and statewide transportation planning and to learn from seasoned professionals.

The intern will participate in data analysis, stakeholder materials, and NEPA-related planning activities while exploring infrastructure projects across transportation, aviation, and water lines. Opportunities exist to collaborate with multiple disciplines and to grow professionally.