About the role#
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is hiring a Construction Engineer Intern for District 61 in Ascension Parish. This role supports the development, delivery, and maintenance of transportation infrastructure. You will work under the guidance of an Engineer 6, applying engineering principles and conducting technical analysis to support various projects. This position is part of a career progression group with opportunities for advancement.
What you'll do#
- Perform engineering work related to construction project delivery, field engineering, and construction oversight.
- Review plans, specifications, estimates, construction documentation, and project records.
- Monitor contractor work to ensure compliance with DOTD standards and contract requirements.
- Coordinate with contractors, project engineers, inspectors, consultants, and internal staff.
- Review quantities, payments, work zone information, and project-related materials.
- Support construction certification, eConstruction, fabrication, and final audit activities.
- Assist with resolving technical questions and construction-related issues.
- Provide support for emergency or disaster response activities as needed.
What you'll need#
- A current Louisiana Engineer Intern Certificate. Applicants with a certificate from another state may apply but must obtain the Louisiana certificate prior to appointment.
- Current enrollment in an engineering program or be within 90 days of graduation. Offers are contingent upon verifying your degree.
Location & details#
- Location: Brittany, Louisiana.
- Work Modality: On-site.
- Employment: Full-time.
- Compensation: $4,167 to $7,502 per month, depending on the intern level.
About State of Louisiana
The State of Louisiana operates as a government agency. It provides public service career options across major metropolitan centers and rural areas. The organization maintains its headquarters in Baton Rouge. It employs over 6,000 people.
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