Position title
NRCS Internship Students Positions For Engineering 2025
Description
The NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service) Internship Student Positions for Engineering 2025 program provides aspiring engineers with an exciting opportunity to apply their skills to real-world conservation projects. Interns will work alongside NRCS professionals to address soil, water, and environmental challenges, contributing to the mission of conserving natural resources across agricultural landscapes.
Responsibilities
- Collaborate on engineering projects to design and implement conservation solutions that address soil erosion, water quality, and land restoration.
- Conduct site assessments, data collection, and analyses to support conservation engineering plans.
- Assist in preparing detailed project drawings, specifications, and technical reports under the guidance of NRCS engineers.
- Support project management tasks, including project scheduling, documentation, and ensuring adherence to NRCS standards and environmental regulations.
- Participate in field visits to observe and evaluate conservation structures and practices in various stages of development.
- Engage in departmental meetings and workshops to deepen understanding of NRCS engineering and conservation practices.
Qualifications
- Current enrollment in an accredited undergraduate or graduate engineering program (civil, environmental, agricultural engineering, or related fields preferred).
- Minimum GPA requirement of 3.0 (or equivalent).
- Commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable agricultural practices.
Experience
- Prior internships, volunteer work, or project experience related to engineering, environmental science, or agriculture is advantageous but not required.
- Familiarity with technical drawing or CAD software is a plus.
Skills
- Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities with attention to detail.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); knowledge of engineering software such as AutoCAD or GIS is beneficial.
- Ability to work well independently and within a team setting.
- Excellent organizational skills and a proactive approach to learning.
Job Benefits
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- Competitive hourly stipend and potential academic credit (if applicable).
- Hands-on experience working on conservation and engineering projects with an impact on sustainable land management.
- Professional development opportunities, including mentorship from experienced NRCS engineers.
- Networking with NRCS staff and other conservation professionals.
- Possibility of full-time career opportunities upon program completion and graduation .
How To Apply
Interested candidates should submit a resume, cover letter, and unofficial academic transcript. The application should highlight relevant coursework, experiences, and a brief statement on interest in conservation engineering. Applications can be submitted through the NRCS Careers Portal or via USAJOBS.gov Application .
Hiring organization
Employment Type
Intern
Duration of employment
6 Month
Job Location
Washington D.C., United States, Washington, D.C., 20001, United States
Working Hours
8
Base Salary
€10-€20
Date posted
November 1, 2024
Valid through
November 17, 2026
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