Condition Assessment Engineer – Intern

Currently enrolled in a college or university for a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering
Preferred, but not required, to have related field experience in engineering
Ability to excel in a team-oriented environment; developing and contributing subject matter expertise
Ability to take initiative, seek out problems to solve and communicate technical concepts in terms that less technical individuals can understand
Demonstrates thorough attention to detail and willingness to learn, practices rechecking personal work and seeking second opinions as required
Adept at working in a cross-functional, matrix environment that is highly collaborative
Demonstrate confidence when speaking; can engage in technical discussions with an open mind and can be persuasive and influential when needed

Analyzes multiple data points to create technical client reports; inclusive of conclusions and recommendations that will help clients turn an inspection or series of inspections into meaningful pipeline management plans
Perform a variety of pipeline calculations, including but not limited to pipe loading, design checks and hydraulics/surge analysis
Perform pipeline forensic work as part of pipe failure investigations, interventions from acoustic fiber optic (AFO) monitoring or other inspections, verify pipeline results (i.e. wall loss, wire breaks), and pipeline degradation mechanisms for water and wastewater
Perform sounding inspections on prestressed concrete cylinder pipe (PCCP) and visual inspections of all pipelines (including metallic) using SOP’s, and under the supervision of a CAE, as the basis for observations
Participate in, under the supervision of a Sr. CAE, in client meetings to further support proposals or findings included in the client technical report
Participate in training for First Aid/CPR/AED, Fall Arrest, and Confined Space in order to perform field work opportunities
Participation in Xylem Watermark volunteer activities