FAQs
Do we support remote work?
This position is not remote; it requires working in the Los Angeles, CA office.
What responsibilities will I have as a Planning Intern?
As a Planning Intern, you will contribute to pre-construction planning, modify projects, assist project managers, evaluate development proposals for zoning compliance, and coordinate with various municipal and state agencies.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this internship?
You should be in the process of receiving a Planning Degree (Bachelors or Masters) from an accredited program in City and Regional Planning, Urban Planning, Transportation Planning, or a related major.
Will I be working on multiple projects at once?
Yes, you will work on multiple projects that vary in size and scope.
Is there an emphasis on collaboration in this role?
Yes, you will collaborate across disciplines to help produce our clients’ visions for the future built environment.
What can I expect from Kimley-Horn’s company culture?
Kimley-Horn emphasizes a supportive environment where both clients and employees are prioritized, aiming to provide a culture where everyone can flourish.
Are there any specific regulatory knowledge requirements for this role?
You should develop familiarity with federal, state, and local regulations, as well as Kimley-Horn’s and our clients' practices, procedures, and standards.
How long has Kimley-Horn been recognized for its workplace environment?
Kimley-Horn has been placed on Fortune's “100 Best Companies to Work” list for 17 years.
What types of projects will I be involved in?
You will be involved in various projects related to pre-construction planning, permitting, and land use studies.
What is the primary focus of the Planning Intern role?
The primary focus is to assist in the planning and analysis of projects while ensuring compliance with zoning regulations and coordinating with agencies.