Geographic Information Systems Internship
Posted: 23 hours ago
Job Description
Get hands-on experience in the office and in the field, working on ongoing environmental projects in Oakland County this upcoming summer 2026!Job ResponsibilitiesCollecting RCOC stormwater assets using the ESRI applications on tablets in the field with a partnerConducting QA/QC on stormwater assets in a GeodatabaseDigitizing assets into existing or new geodatabase feature classesConducting water quality sampling and environmental field inspections for the purpose of agency-wide compliance with state and federal environmental regulationsAssist with environmental projects, such as good house-keeping inspections, spill response, illicit discharge investigations, wetland and stream inspectionsDownloading and processing data to a master database using ArcGISAssisting in creation of maps, spreadsheets, and miscellaneous environmental research related to RCOCs MS4 Program, Threatened and Endangered species, and NEPA components of project-complianceSkills RequiredAvailable and able to work, Monday –Friday, 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.The ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writingProficiency with ESRI products, specifically ArcGIS Pro & Field MapsAbility to work independently, troubleshoot, and conduct research on various topics without oversightPossess strong organizational skills and to complete all work in a timely mannerAccuracy and attention to detailEducation/CertificationsSophomore, Junior, or Senior pursuing a degree in Geographic Information Systems or Environmental Studies or related field.Legally eligible to work in the United StatesValid Driver’s LicenseEOE/ADA/Drug Free Workplace
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