Jobs at STV

Traffic Engineering Intern supporting traffic studies, transportation planning, operational analysis, safety analysis, signal operations, roadway design, and technical documentation. The role involves using traffic simulation and drafting software, assisting with data collection and analysis, coordinating with project teams and agencies, and participating in public meetings. Candidates must pursue a Civil Engineering or related degree and have MicroStation and AutoCAD exposure.

Supports transit and rail infrastructure planning, design, and construction projects. Uses MicroStation and AutoCAD to assist with rail alignments, drainage, grading, drawings, specifications, calculations, technical reports, and design memos. Performs field inspections and research to support engineering solutions while working alongside experienced professionals.

Configure and support project management information systems for construction and engineering clients. Gather and prioritize business requirements, coordinate solution reviews, deliver training, maintain accurate reporting, provide software support, and perform data extraction and analysis for program and project management. The role also explores advanced data-oriented workflows and technologies to expand project controls services.

Design proposals, presentations, qualifications packages, infographics, diagrams, and other pursuit materials for water infrastructure projects. Translate complex technical information into persuasive visual stories while maintaining brand consistency. Coordinate content, manage multiple deadlines, improve templates and workflows, organize graphic assets, and collaborate with marketing and technical teams. Provide graphic design expertise and support occasional marketing initiatives, client presentations, and special projects.

Leads hydrologic and hydraulic design for transportation projects, serving as a discipline or sub-discipline lead. Responsibilities include supervising design teams, managing staffing and budgets, ensuring code and regulatory compliance, preparing technical specifications, coordinating subconsultants, supporting client relations, and providing technical consultation. The role requires extensive transportation drainage experience, leadership, client liaison skills, a Civil Engineering degree, 10–15+ years of experience, and a Professional Engineer license.

Supports hydrologic and hydraulic analyses for transportation and infrastructure projects, including roadway drainage, culverts, stormwater facilities, erosion control, and green infrastructure. Assists with reports, technical memoranda, designs, drawings, calculations, permitting documentation, and project file management under senior staff supervision. Uses hydraulic modeling and drafting software while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. This hybrid internship requires at least three office days weekly, with preference for full-time participation of three months or more.