Water Resources Intern: Hydrology, Modeling & Field Data

Hanson Professional Services Inc.; Sarasota (FL); On-site; USD 29,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Performance bonuses

401(k) with matching contribution

Employee Stock Ownership Plan

Health & well-being plans

Financial wellness plans

Work-life balance programs

Job summary

Hanson Professional Services Inc. seeks Water Resources interns to assist with hydrologic and hydraulic modeling studies for dams, water supply reservoirs, levees, bridges, and stormwater projects.

You will collect data, research regulations, and support permitting and reporting under supervision. Ideal candidates are actively enrolled in Civil/Environmental/Water Resources or Coastal Engineering and have completed at least the sophomore year in a 4-year program.

Qualifications

• Interns must be actively enrolled in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, or Coastal Engineering.
• The ideal candidate will have completed sophomore or junior year and be enrolled in a 4-year college.

Responsibilities

• Data development using surveys, LiDAR, GIS, and CAD.
• Research of local regulatory requirements for projects.
• Definition of hydrologic parameters and calculation of design discharge rates.
• Development of hydraulic analyses using GIS and engineering software.
• Documentation for quality assurance.
• Report writing in support of project deliverables.
• Permitting application development for project permitting.
• Preparing plans, designs, specifications, and cost estimates.

Job description

Hanson Professional Services Inc. seeks Water Resources interns to assist with hydrologic and hydraulic modeling studies for dams, water supply reservoirs, levees, bridges, and stormwater projects.

You will collect data, research regulations, and support permitting and reporting under supervision. Ideal candidates are actively enrolled in Civil/Environmental/Water Resources or Coastal Engineering and have completed at least the sophomore year in a 4-year program.