Utility Infrastructure Internship-Indianapolis, IN

About the role

American Structurepoint’s Utility Infrastructure Group is seeking candidates to join our summer internship program in Indianapolis, IN. As a Utility Infrastructure Intern, you’ll work alongside engineers on real utility projects, including water and stormwater systems—gaining hands-on experience through design work, calculations, and field visits. You’ll support both office tasks and construction activities in the field, all while developing essential skills through structured training.

Why Intern with us

• Intern Day: A two-day celebration with all interns from across our design centers
• Weekly Lunch & Learns: Learn about our different disciplines from real professionals
• Mentorship & Career Growth: Gain experience and build lasting professional connections
• Real Projects: Contribute to actual designs that impact your local community
• Future Opportunities: Stand out and come back for another summer or full-time post-graduation
• Scholarships & Networking: Exclusive opportunities and connections within the industry

Responsibilities

• Collaborate directly with Project Managers and the Indianapolis Department of Public Works team to research data and records for regulatory compliance
• Use Geographic Information Systems (GIS), client databases, and historic records to uncover important project information
• Gain insight into working as a consultant in a client-focused environment, learning how to communicate and deliver professional results
• Conduct research, summarize findings, and help prepare key documents like permit applications, technical exhibits, design drawings, and inspection records
• Support other tasks as needed to assist the team

Qualifications

• Students majoring in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Construction Engineering, Land Surveying, Structural Engineering, or related programs with a focus on Civil Engineering
• Reliable personal vehicle and valid driver's license for travel to project sites
• Strong work ethic, effective communication skills, and eagerness to learn and take on new challenges