About the role#
We are hiring a Building Electrical Engineering Intern for our Summer 2027 program. Based in our Darien, Illinois office, this full-time position offers you the chance to work alongside our engineering teams, architects, and construction managers on active projects.
What you'll do#
- Collaborate with junior and senior engineers to solve design challenges.
- Help with daily technical tasks to grow your computer and engineering skills.
- Attend team and client meetings, both in-house and on-site.
- Build and maintain professional relationships with internal and external clients.
- Contribute to the progress and completion of ongoing projects.
What you'll need#
- Current enrollment in a Bachelor or Master degree program for Electrical Engineering.
- Strong communication, organization, and computer skills.
- An openness to learn.
- Experience with Revit building information modeling is preferred.
Location & details#
- Location: Darien, Illinois.
- Term: Summer 2027.
- Modality: This is an on-site, paid, full-time internship.
- Note: We do not provide sponsorship for this position.
About Wight & Company
Wight & Company is an integrated architecture and construction firm based in Chicago. Founded in 1939, it provides services including engineering, transportation planning, and interior design. The firm employs over 280 people and operates from offices in Chicago and Darien. It focuses on projects in education, commercial development, and infrastructure.
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