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Job Description Help for Job Description. Opens a new window. Ardurra is seeking an Ecological Engineering Intern to join our team in Orlando, FL. Primary Function The Ecological Intern supports ecological and environmental projects under the direct supervision of senior ecologists. This role assists with field investigations, data collection, report preparation, and environmental permitting tasks. The position provides practical exposure to ecological fieldwork, wetlands and habitat evaluations, protected species considerations, and regulatory processes while applying standard ecological and environmental science principles in support of project teams. Primary Duties Assists with ecological field investigations, including wetlands delineations, protected species observations, and natural habitat assessments, gaining hands-on experience with ecological field methods.

• Collects, documents, and organizes field data, including preparing and transcribing field notes.
• Supports preparation of technical memoranda, reports, and documentation related to environmental impacts, biological evaluations, and regulatory compliance.
• Assists with upland and wetland evaluations and Environmental Assessments, including tasks related to protected species.
• Reviews project documentation and drawings within defined limits.
• Performs basic GIS/GPS data collection and assists with processing field data, as applicable.
• Provides general project support and completes miscellaneous tasks to assist environmental and ecological project teams.
• Collaborates with project managers, ecologists, and engineers to support ongoing project needs and deliverables.
• Gains exposure to real client projects, ecological consulting workflows, and professional project documentation practices. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
• Knowledge of foundational ecological and environmental science principles, field methods, and standard procedures used in ecological assessments.
• Skilled in organizing field data, preparing written materials, and applying basic ecological understanding to support project deliverables.
• Ability to demonstrate initiative, reliability, and willingness to learn ecological processes while collaborating effectively with project teams.
• Knowledge of prioritization and adaptability techniques, with the ability to adjust to changing field conditions and apply solution-focused thinking.
• Skilled in active listening and clear communication, with the ability to manage tasks, meet deadlines, and pursue ongoing learning and professional development.