Bridge Design Internship
Benesch2 days ago
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Summary
Benesch is seeking a Structural/Bridge Design Intern to join their Railroad team in Cincinnati, OH. The role involves applying structural engineering techniques to support the design and construction of bridges and other structures.
About the Role
As a Structural/Bridge Design Intern, you will assist in structural analysis and design for bridges, retaining walls, and culverts. Your responsibilities will include performing AASHTO and AREMA bridge design calculations, developing geometric layouts and structural details, contributing to CADD plan production, and supporting occasional bridge inspections. You will collaborate with licensed engineers on local and national projects, gaining hands-on experience in real-world railway and transit projects.
About You
Required:
- Pursuing a BS in Civil or Structural Engineering or a related engineering curriculum.
- Knowledge of structural analysis software and CAD design tools.
- Strong problem-solving, communication, and Microsoft Office skills.
- Ability to work effectively in a team environment.
Preferred:
- Interest in bridge structures.
- Ability to perform complex analysis and design.
Benefits
- Flexible work schedules and hours, including work-from-home options.
- Generous Paid Time Benefits (PTB) that increase with your career.
- Immediate use of annual PTB; no accrual needed.
- Ten days of paid parental leave for birth, adoption, or foster placement.
- Opportunities for management and leadership development.
- Tuition reimbursement for job-related courses.
- Access to valuable retirement planning tools and potential contributions to retirement plans.
Benesch
Serving a broad range of markets, Benesch has played a role in shaping our nation’s infrastructure and local communities for decades. We are client-focused – dedicated to providing responsive service and recruiting the very best talent to deliver project success. Benesch is consistently ranked among the Top 500 Design Firms in the country by Engineering News Record.
Cincinnati, OH