2027 Construction Management Intern - Seattle
About the role
Founded in 1919, Kennedy Jenks (KJ) delivers engineering, environmental consulting, and construction management services with a focus on innovation and sustainability. The 2027 Kickstart Internship Program in Seattle, Washington supports project teams addressing water resources, water quality, wastewater and water treatment, and recycled water planning for water‑environment, transportation, and industrial sector clients. Interns may work on significant projects across the United States, involving field work, technical report preparation, calculations, pre‑construction documentation, and design plans and specifications.
Responsibilities
- Participate in field work, including verification of existing conditions, confirming as‑built conditions, and producing written and photographic summaries.
- Prepare technical reports and calculations.
- Compile project documentation.
- Assist with the preparation and interpretation of plans and specifications.
- Interact with clients, designers, owners, contractors, inspectors, and authorities to support project activities.
- Monitor project communications among contractor, owner, and engineer.
- Attend construction‑related project meetings and develop/distribute meeting agendas and minutes.
- Receive mentorship and advising from experienced professionals.
Qualifications
- Currently pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
- GIS or CAD experience preferred.
- Completion of at least two years of qualified study.
Pay
The anticipated pay rate for this position is $21.00 to $26.00 per hour, varying based on education, experience, qualifications, skills, licensure/certifications, seniority, geographic location, and performance.
Benefits
- $15 per month cell phone stipend.
- Eligibility to participate in the company 401(k) plan.
- Accrual of paid sick time throughout the program.
- Mentorship, professional development, networking, and collaboration opportunities.