Field Engineer Intern (West TX)- Summer 2027
Listed on 2026-08-22
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Construction
Civil Engineering, Road Construction -
Engineering
Civil Engineering, Road Construction
Field Engineer Intern – Summer 2027
Ragle, Inc. | West Texas (Midland, Odessa, Big Springs) Heavy Highway Division
Are you ready to kickstart your career in
civil engineering and heavy highway construction
? Since 1993,
Ragle, Inc.has been building highways, bridges, and more across Indiana, Kentucky, Texas, and Illinois. We’re a
family-owned company
that values teamwork, innovation, and professional growth—and we’re looking for motivated students to join our
Summer 2027 Project Engineer Internship
!
Weekly pay & housing provided
- Internship programs start after Memorial Day 2027
- Weekly Pay is $1,250 (Taxes not included)
- 50 hour work week
- Hands‑on experience working on real construction projects
- Career growth opportunities:
Many of our interns go on to full‑time roles—one of our former interns is now
Chief of Estimating
, and others hold key positions in project management and engineering. - Supportive, fun, and collaborative team environment
- Assist with contract administration and subcontractor management
- Help prepare and review change orders
- Learn job cost reporting and project analysis
- Contribute to work plans, schedules, and resource planning
- Participate in project meetings and team coordination
- Ensure projects meet
quality standards and safety policies
- Current student pursuing a
degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or Construction Technology - Some related experience is helpful (coursework or previous internships)
- Strong
communication, leadership, and organizational skills - Goal-oriented, motivated, and eager to learn
At Ragle, we invest in
our interns’ growth
. You’ll gain hands‑on experience, mentorship from industry experts, and a clear path to a rewarding career. Join a team that
values collaboration, trust, and dedication
—and help build the infrastructure that keeps America moving!
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