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Electrical Engineering Summer Interns
Syska Hennessy Group · BET
- Pay
- $26–$28/hr
- Where
- New York, NY
- Posted
- Sep 8
Watch your work come to life in landmark projects around the world when you partner with Syska Hennessy Group! As a global leader in consulting, engineering, and commissioning services, we specialize in highly technical buildings and the systems that bring them to life. We currently have opportunities for Electrical Engineering Summer Interns to join our New York, NY office.
Our dynamic work environment provides the optimal setting for a positive learning experience as an intern. From our supportive culture, diverse workforce, and competitive compensation, to our flexible work schedules and fun social events, it’s everything you’ll need for an exciting, challenging, and rewarding career.
As an intern, you will support our engineering teams working towards our designs that are inspiring, demanding and highly collaborative.
What you'd do
- Assist engineers in preparing design documentation
- Prepare AutoCAD and Revit drawings of Electrical systems
- Assist engineers with design calculations and sizing building Electrical systems
- Assist engineers with field investigations and construction site visits to observe
- Attend intern education program lunch-and-learn sessions
- Pursing a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university in Electrical engineering
- Must be at a minimum, completed your second year
- Previous engineering internship or co-op experience a huge plus
- Knowledge in the latest version of MEP AutoCAD and REVIT is a plus
- Basic knowledge in design and calculation software; MS Office Suite
About Syska Hennessy Group · BET
Our Company is committed to developing engineers into respected technical experts and versatile business leaders. In keeping with that aim, interns that are hired for full-time employment upon graduation can take advantage of our Engineering Development Training (EDT) program; an accelerated, but thorough training curriculum. This curriculum will teach not only the technical aspects of our profession but industry-specific business aspects as well.