Internship Program

As you move through a technical degree program, nothing can be more rewarding than real world experience in your chosen or planned career. Through the internship program, students have opportunities to develop relationships, work with experts and gain experience that can help in future career choices.

We are now accepting applicants for our 2019 internship program. The deadline for application is midnight E.S.T., November 26, 2018. Use the links below to view the postings and apply:

TECHNICAL (ENGINEERING)

ADMINISTRATIVE

Meet Several KCI Interns

Kaitlyn Wesolowski

Kaitlyn’s summer with KCI helped her better define the coursework she needed to move into her engineering career.

Joseph Broome

A summer internship in KCI’s Natural Resources Practice gave Joe the chance to gain experience in the office, field and laboratory.

Megan Cullison

A three-time KCI Sons and Daughters Scholarship recipient, Megan also spent a summer as an intern learning about construction management.

With an employee-centric culture and award-winning contracts, KCI may be a perfect match if you are pursuing a career in any of the following fields:

Civil Engineering
Construction and Program Management
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Science
Geographic Information Systems
Geotechnical Engineering
Mechanical/Electrical Engineering
Natural Resources Management and Restoration
Structural Engineering
Surveying
Telecommunications Engineering
Transportation and Traffic Engineering
Water Resources Management

What to Expect as a KCI Intern

Participants in KCI’s Summer Internship Program enjoy exciting work assignments at one of the firm’s offices throughout the eastern and central United States. Students gain exposure to real world projects and daily work tasks in a challenging and often fun environment. Experience can include office, field, design, drafting, data analysis and other tasks that prepare candidates for starting a successful career in engineering and associated fields.

KCI expects to hire more than ten summer interns, who will work 40-hour weeks from mid-May until the end of August. Each participant will work with a supervisor and a mentor, will attend planned activities, and must submit mid-summer and end-of-summer reports. A housing stipend is available for interns whose permanent address is more than 80 miles from their reporting office.