FAQs
What is the main purpose of the Rail Engineering Intern position at Arup?
The Rail Engineering Intern position is focused on utilizing engineering skills to contribute to sustainable development and deliver meaningful solutions in rail and transit infrastructure projects.
Is this role open to recent graduates?
Yes, the position is aimed at graduates pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in civil engineering and who have an interest in Rail & Transit Infrastructure.
What software will the intern be expected to use?
The intern will utilize MicroStation and AutoCAD software for layout and design tasks related to rail alignments and related systems interfaces.
Are there any specific standards that the intern should be familiar with?
Yes, the intern should reference applicable standards such as the AREMA Manual of Railway Engineering, Agency Design Standards, NFPA-130, and the National Electric Code.
What type of skills are required for this role?
Candidates should demonstrate a sound knowledge of civil engineering fundamentals, familiarity with civil design software, effective organizational skills, and strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Is there a possibility for the intern to interact with clients?
Yes, the role includes implementing best practices for client communication and engagement, as well as participating in developing reports and presentations for clients.
What is the hiring range for this position in San Francisco?
The hiring range for the Rail Engineering Intern position in San Francisco is $26 to $37 per hour, depending on experience, educational background, and skill level.
How does Arup promote diversity and inclusion in its workplace?
Arup actively promotes and nurtures a diverse and inclusive workforce, welcoming applications from individuals of all backgrounds and providing employee networks that support various aspects of diversity.
Will the intern gain experience across multiple disciplines?
Yes, the intern will gain an understanding of a wide range of disciplines and skills within Arup, along with interdisciplinary coordination experience.
Are candidates required to have work authorization?
Yes, candidates must be eligible to work in the United States without the need for employer-sponsored work authorization now or in the future.