Civil Engineering Intern

This is an in-office position in Kansas City, MO.

The NorthPoint Development Internship Program is an 8-10 week experience designed to immerse students in the fast-paced world of real estate and development. The Civil Engineering Intern will work on meaningful projects, gaining valuable exposure to the industry while building skills that will carry into their future careers.

What You'll Do

• Collaborate with other engineers, planners and surveyors in a fast-paced, stimulating and inspiring team environment.
• Obtain valuable experience toward your future career, working with and learning from licensed Professional Engineers, and build your expertise while solving interesting design challenges supporting NorthPoint’s industrial, data center, multifamily and retail development platforms.
• Learn to conceptualize site plans, define site grades and utility layouts for large projects and detail those final designs using AutoCAD Civil 3D.
• Enhance your AutoCAD abilities by preparing entitlement and permitting submittal documents, and learn to effectively communicate your designs with municipalities and contractors.
• Be at the center of a team of technically minded developers, reporting your recommendations for how best to create new developments and revitalize abandoned properties to help communities grow and thrive.

Who You Are

• You are motivated by collaborating with a spirited team to discuss and solve problems immediately.
• You enjoy using your problem-solving skills and are excited by new challenges and interesting puzzles.
• You are interested in trying out site development, stormwater management and/or transportation design.
• You are eager to use and master Civil 3D and stormwater modeling software.
• You have completed at least two semesters toward obtaining a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering.

We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.