Internships
Dunaway offers a unique summer internship experience with a variety of activities and opportunities that result in learning both technical and professional skills as well as having a little bit of fun! We offer both focused and rotating internships, depending upon the intern’s tenure in school and desired area of focus. We offer internships within all of our disciplines including engineering (civil and structural), planning and landscape architecture, GIS, and survey, as well as marketing and human resources.
View Open Internship Opportunities
2024 Fall Career Fairs
Learn more about how you can be a part of the Dunaway Difference.
University of Michigan →
9/9 | EngineeringTexas A&M University →
9/11 | EngineeringUT Austin →
9/11 | EngineeringUT Permian Basin →
9/11 | EngineeringUniversity of Houston →
9/11 | EngineeringUT Arlington →
9/17 | EngineeringTexas Tech University →
9/17 | EngineeringPrairie View A&M →
9/17 | EngineeringTarleton State University →
9/24 | EngineeringUT Tyler →
9/26 | Engineering & SurveyTexas Christian University →
10/2 | EngineeringPurdue University →
10/10 | EngineeringStephen F. Austin University →
10/17 | SurveyTexas Tech Wreckshop →
10/24 | P+LASummer Internship Feedback
Events you’ll participate in as an intern
- Half-day Orientation and Intro to Dunaway
- Various Professional Organization Events (Chapter Meetings, Luncheons and Presentations, After-Hours Events)
- Company Event – Burgers & Brews
- Intern Group Site Visits
- Quarterly Company Meeting
- Charity Event – Stop Hunger Now
- Intern Close – out Lunch and Social
Intern to Full-time
Many interns have received job offers upon graduation and now enjoy all the awesome benefits that come with being a full-time part of the Dunaway family. Here is what our most recent hires have to say about their experience.
LeeAnn Schaller (Texas Tech University)
“The thing I liked most about my internship was getting to see how things are designed and actually getting to go out onto the site and see everything that was on paper in real life. Also, being able to experience and see firsthand what being a civil engineer consisted of made me excited about a career in this field!”
Shelby Horton (Texas A&M University)
“This was my first time working at a company where there are women in management positions and it was really inspiring. I learned a lot that I could implement in my professional career about coordination, management, and communication among team members and clients.”
Christian Pimmler, EIT (Purdue University)
“I greatly valued that in both the private and public sectors, all interns were given responsibilities that had an impact on a project. I also enjoyed collaborating between engineers as well as others in the office, such as the survey crew, the structural team, and GIS.”