Strata-G, LLC

Candidates will select or be assigned to a specific track based on their academic discipline and career goals and current client and project needs. Internship responsibilities may vary based on project availability and organizational priorities.

• Disciplines: Chemical Engineering, Civil / Structural Engineering, Construction Management, Electrical / I&C Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Facilities Management, Fire Protection Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Materials Science Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Process Engineering, Systems Engineering, or other related fields.
• Responsibilities:
• Support engineering design, calculations, modeling, technical analysis, conceptual design, and facility or infrastructure planning using software or specialized simulation tools.
• Assist in reviewing blueprints, survey data, and technical specifications for nuclear, environmental, facility, construction, or utility infrastructure projects.
• Participate in real-time engineering troubleshooting, data analysis, and structural or process evaluations.
• Work closely with senior engineers and technical professionals to prepare documentation in accordance with applicable client, quality, and regulatory requirements.
• Support construction oversight, facilities management, modernization, or other infrastructure-related project needs.

• Disciplines: Business Administration, Construction Management, Contract Management / Acquisition, Engineering Management, Finance, Industrial Engineering, Operations Management, Risk Management, or related fields.
• Responsibilities:
• Shadow Strata-G Project Managers (including certified PMPs) throughout the lifecycle of complex federal and commercial projects.
• Assist in organizing project resources, maintaining stakeholder coordination, and monitoring risk mitigation logs and action items.
• Support the documentation of project changes, performance reporting, process improvement efforts, quality management reviews, and meeting agendas.
• Assist with project planning, coordination, cost and schedule activities, and client reporting as needed.

• Disciplines: Biology, Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Geology / Geoscience, Industrial Hygiene, Occupational Health & Safety, Transportation & Logistics, Waste Management, Water Resources, or other related fields.
• Responsibilities:
• Support regulatory compliance initiatives, waste management activities, as well as environmental sampling, data collection, characterization, and cleanup strategy tracking.
• Assist in implementing field safety protocols and monitoring compliance with federal regulations and client-specific requirements.
• Participate in safety inspections, job hazard analyses, and the review of operational procedures.
• Support environmental and regulatory documentation, transportation and logistics activities, waste programs, and other compliance-related project needs.

• Disciplines: Accounting, Business Analytics, Construction Management, Economics, Engineering Management, Finance, Industrial Engineering, Operations Management, or other related fields.
• Responsibilities:
• Assist with work planning, integrated master scheduling (IMS), and cost-estimating activities.
• Gain exposure to project controls software, including Primavera 6, and Earned Value Management (EVM) frameworks.
• Help compile data for tracking project cost, schedule, labor, performance metrics, forecasts, and client dashboards.
• Support reporting, cost reviews, schedule updates, and other project controls activities that help teams monitor project performance.

• Disciplines: Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering / Chemistry, Electrical Engineering, Health Physics / Radiological Science, Industrial Engineering, Materials Science / Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Safety Oversight, Systems Engineering, Quality Assurance / Control, or other related fields.
• Responsibilities may include:
• Support nuclear operations, quality assurance and control, technical research, and project-specific documentation.
• Assist with data analysis, procedure and document reviews, quality program activities, and technical evaluations.
• Gain exposure to work performed in highly regulated nuclear and high-hazard environments.
• Work alongside experienced nuclear, quality, engineering, and technical professionals supporting complex client missions.

• Disciplines: Accounting, Business Management, Communications, Cybersecurity, Finance, Information Systems, Information Technology, Operations Management, Technical Writing, Proposal Support, or other related fields.
• Responsibilities:
• Support HR processes, including talent acquisition tracking and student outreach or recruiting initiatives.
• Assist with internal communications, technical document formatting, marketing and outreach activities, and general office operational coordination.
• Help manage digital tracking sheets, filing systems, data organization, and procurement administration logistics.
• Support additional corporate or mission-support functions based on organizational needs.

• Academic Enrollment: Must be currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate degree program in a field corresponding to the selected track.
• Academic Standing: Maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher is preferred.
• Citizenship: U.S. Citizenship is required due to the federal scope of project deliverables.
• Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills, proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, and a proactive, collaborative mindset.
• Clearance: Willingness and eligibility to undergo background verification for a security clearance if assigned to sensitive projects.