Our robust internship program offers an immersive (and paid!) introduction to the mechanical contracting industry. Interns learn about our culture while gaining real-world experience. Scroll down to learn more.
We currently offer internships in our Midwest (Kansas City + Flint Hills) and Rocky Mountain (Denver Area) regions. Our internships run from late May to mid August annually. We typically begin reviewing applications in the Fall.
We accept applications from undergraduate and graduate students. Check our job postings to see when we post internship positions.
Our interns shadow U.S. Engineering team members on the job, gaining real experience on projects in progress. Internships can lead to full-time positions.
At the end of your internship, you and your cohort will be given the opportunity to showcase your hard work with presentations.
We pay our interns because we value your time and want to support your financial stability as you begin to explore your options in this industry.
It’s not all plumbing, piping and sheet metal systems.
As mechanical contractors, we rely on an enormously varied pool of experts to keep our company running smoothly. From project managers in the field directing construction operations, to detailers on site or in the office using VR to design building systems. From a content specialist writing this sentence, to an accountant paying the bills (and paying the content specialist writing this sentence).
Types of internship opportunities are based on current business needs and vary from summer to summer.
As an intern you will start off in the area that suits you. You might work alongside our teams in Construction, preconstruction, Metalworks, Innovations, safety or virtual construction. Check out our job postings to read more about the types of positions we offer. What interests you?
As mechanical contractors, we rely on an enormously varied pool of experts to keep our company running smoothly. From project managers in the field directing construction operations, to detailers on site or in the office using VR to design building systems. From a content specialist writing this sentence, to an accountant paying the bills (and paying the content specialist writing this sentence).
Types of internship opportunities are based on current business needs and vary from summer to summer.
As an intern you will start off in the area that suits you. You might work alongside our teams in Construction, preconstruction, Metalworks, Innovations, safety or virtual construction. Check out our job postings to read more about the types of positions we offer. What interests you?
“The internship program here at U.S. Engineering was a great introduction to the industry. I was encouraged and made to feel involved in as many different parts of the company from day 1. Everyone was always so willing to help me understand their role within the company.”
“I would like to share my experience during my internship with U.S. Engineering. The main thing that made me come back is the working environment and the people. I also learned a lot during the three months, and got to know what I want to do for my career. Best internship experience and awesome people!”
“From the beginning, I was put in a position to receive professional and personal development opportunities. It’s clear U.S. Engineering values their people, and it was that dedication to learning and culture that ultimately influenced my decision to accept a full-time position. I like working at a place where both my current technical skills and long-term growth are valued.”
