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Michael Baker International

Water Resources Intern

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A Water or Wastewater Engineer specializes in the treatment and management of contaminated water. Designs sewage systems and water treatment plants.

$99,038 / year median in Michigan

+14% projected growth

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Job Description

WATER PRACTICE
Michael Baker International's Water Group provides innovative consulting, planning and engineering solutions for the entire spectrum of the water cycle. We have proven experience in providing a full range of professional services from scientific and technical analysis, concept through design, and construction support services. Protection and management of water resources starts at the watershed level and follows the movement of water through urban and agricultural areas, streams, lakes and reservoirs, water distribution systems, wastewater collection systems, and water/wastewater treatment plants.
DESCRIPTION
Michael Baker International is seeking a Water Resources Intern for Summer 2027 to support our office in Detroit, MI . As a part of our Civil Engineering team, the Water Resources Intern will work under the supervision of project managers and engineers to assist with various technical duties and projects as assigned.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Prepare engineering related calculations and develop drawings and visual aids. Assist project managers and engineers with various tasks. Draft details and make minor AutoCAD revisions. Assist with data collection, input, verification, and manipulation Provide support for hydrology or hydraulics studies by delineating watersheds, completing As-Built review, providing CAD support, or completing a field investigation. Complete calculations to determine runoff volumes or flow rates. Summarize findings of a study in a report and create supporting exhibits. Review and summarize NPDES permits or correspondence from regulatory agencies. Develop construction or post-construction storm water compliance plans such as SESC or detention basin designs. Develop water quality program elements, assess the effectiveness of various program implementation elements, and gather information to support reporting. Support engineering analysis and design, including use of software or calculation sheets to complete hydrology/hydraulics analysis, and design drawings. Support with preparation of design reports, technical memorandums, and construction specifications. Conduct data entry and analysis Support quantity take-off, cost estimate preparation, and material/equipment cost solicitation. Assist with field documentation, report generation, and administrative tasks as assigned.
PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Enrolled in a Bachelor or Master's degree program in Civil or Environmental Engineering Minimum 1 year of completed college coursework. Computer skills in Microsoft Office. AutoCAD or MicroStation design software is preferred Excellent organizational and communication skills. Technical skills for daily tasks include good analytical skills, strong technical writing ability, and excellent communication skills.
COMPENSATION
The approximate compensation range for this position is $24- $26 per hour. This compensation range is a good faith estimate for the position at the time of posting. Actual compensation is dependent upon factors such as education, qualifications, experience, skillset, and physical work location.