FAQs
What is the primary focus for this internship role?
The primary focus for this internship role is structural engineering, specifically in the analysis and design of new and existing structural systems.
What educational background is required for this position?
Candidates must be enrolled in and working toward a Master's in Civil Engineering with a Structural focus, Master's in Structural Engineering, or a Master's of Architectural Engineering (with a Structural focus) from an ABET accredited program.
Is experience with specific materials required?
Yes, concrete and steel design experience or coursework is required, while masonry and wood design experience is a plus.
Are there any software requirements for this internship?
Experience in computer applications for engineering design programs, such as Revit and RAM, is preferred.
Will interns have the opportunity to visit job sites?
Yes, interns may visit job sites to verify existing conditions and observe construction progress, which often involves physical walk-throughs of the site.
What type of projects will I work on as an intern?
Interns will work on various projects, including new construction and renovation in the Education, Health, S&T, Commercial, and Sports, Rec, and Wellness markets.
How will the internship support my professional development?
The internship provides hands-on experience under the guidance of a licensed engineer and involves working with a multi-disciplinary team, which facilitates skill development and professional growth.
What essential skills are needed for this position?
Excellent verbal and written communication skills are necessary, along with the ability to recommend improvements to processes, quality, and coordination efforts.
How can I apply for this internship?
Candidates can only apply to this position on CannonDesign's official Careers site, and they should include their resume and portfolio when applying.
What is CannonDesign’s stance on diversity and inclusion?
CannonDesign is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion, ensuring a work environment that is representative of the communities around us and focusing on future design.