External Job - Fri, 03/01/2019 - 12:00

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Are you interested in making places better for walking and biking? Are you curious about how a city decides where to put its bike lanes? How about new pedestrian crossings? If so, we’re looking for someone like you to spend time this summer learning about pedestrian and bicyclist planning and design while working on real projects as an Intern at Toole Design Group.

We’ll offer you:

• Opportunities to work on a wide range of project types and work products.

• Company-wide trainings on core skills and industry best practices.

• New or growing skills with design programs such as AutoCAD and Microstation, graphic design/simulation programs in the Adobe Suite, and analysis/mapping programs such as ArcMap and QGIS.

• Attendance at key project meetings, and opportunities for field visits to project sites.

• Career mentorship from the best in the business.

• Colleagues who love what they do and want you to learn about this field that we care so much about.

Requirements:

• Undergraduate: Current enrollment as a third year or higher.

• Masters’: Current or upcoming enrollment in a related program field.

• Recent graduate: Degree in a related field or demonstrated passion for the field.

• Ability to quickly pick up new concepts, skills, and programs.

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite

• Experience in an office environment a plus.

URL
Toole Design Internship Opportunity
Type
External Job
Programs
Civil and Environmental Engineering

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