Intern Engineer

BEM Systems Inc.•Anchorage, AK

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As a result, we are looking for a seasonal (May-August) intern currently enrolled in an environmental-related science or engineering university program
Enrolled in an environmental-related science or engineering university program
Proficient with MSWord, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook software
Self-motivated team player
Good verbal and written communication skills
Ability to travel in small aircraft, helicopters, and/or four-wheelers
Commitment to safe work practices
Ability to obtain the necessary background security clearances to active military installations
Ability to perform well under pressure and within established deadlines
Ability to work extra hours to accommodate the work load (May-August)
Ability to carry objects up to 50 pounds
Possess a valid driver’s license and clean driving record
However, there may be training that will be required prior to field work such as the use of specific field equipment, HAZWOPER, and CPR/First Aid
As a result, depending on the training schedule, the intern may be required to take select training in April, prior to field work starting

This is a temporary, non-exempt hourly position with overtime eligibility
BEM will pay for various certifications and educational training to assist in advancing the intern’s knowledge and are specific to the projects they will be supporting

Support the field lead and project managers on field investigations (soil, groundwater, sediment, surface water)
This may include using field sampling and testing equipment, GPS and iPad equipment for data collection, and documenting field measurements under the direction of a Qualified Environmental Professional or Qualified Sampler
Provide office support for projects, including supporting the preparation of permits, work plans, and technical reports
Strong analytical skills to synthesize field and laboratory data for purposes of interpretation, distilling trends, comparison against regulatory standards, and drawing conclusions are preferred
The majority of work will be conducted in Alaska during the peak of the field season May through August
There may be weeks where students will be working 50 hours a week in Fairbanks or various remote radar sites