Land Development Student Intern

Position Summary:

NV5 is a provider of professional and technical engineering and consulting solutions to public and private sector clients in the infrastructure, energy, construction, program management, and environmental markets.

 

We are looking for a student intern to support the Land Development group through design preparation. We work in a studio atmosphere where collaboration, flexibility, and self-motivation are important.

Responsibilities:

• Prepare designs and reports, perform calculations
• Interact and communicate with the project team, agencies, and possibly clients
• Perform site visit fieldwork work as needed
• Attend meetings
• Provide assistance with specific project-related tasks

Requirements:

• BS in Civil or Agricultural Engineering; Must be currently enrolled
• Strong written and oral communication skills
• Effective interpersonal skills
• Analytical and problem-solving skills with keen attention to detail
• Ability to work independently with appropriate supervision as well as work effectively as a team member

Benefits:

 

Company Overview:

NV5 delivers technology-enabled engineering, consulting, and geospatial solutions that help clients plan, design, and optimize infrastructure, buildings, utilities, and environmental systems. We bring together technical expertise, data, and innovative thinking to create resilient, high-performance assets. As part of TiC Solutions, alongside Acuren, we share a purpose: to shape and strengthen the physical world.

 

Our work starts with our people. We invest in their growth and never compromise on safety. We work as one team across disciplines and geographies, bringing diverse perspectives and a shared purpose to complex challenges.

 

At NV5, we take pride in high-quality work that creates lasting value for our clients. We challenge the status quo, continuously improve, and turn insight into smarter designs, plans, and solutions. Join us to contribute your expertise and collaborate with our teams to help shape the infrastructure and systems the world relies on.