AECOM, a global leader in transportation and urban planning, is seeking a graduate student in urban planning or transportation planning for a paid internship in the company's downtown Milwaukee office.Our planning team is housed in the AECOM transportation business line, but we also contribute to projects across other disciplines, including water resources (particularly green infrastructure planning), economic and community planning, and environmental planning. All our work is grounded in effective, meaningful, and equitable stakeholder engagement. Our team is collegial and interested in what's going on in Wisconsin and the world.This position is a paid internship for summer 2025, scheduled for 32-40 hours per week through the end of August. The position has the potential to be extended into the school year at a number of weekly hours to be determined collaboratively based on university workload and schedule.The position offers the opportunity for a graduate planning student to contribute to a variety of consulting projects in Wisconsin and across the country, including:Transportation corridor planningTransit studiesEnvironmental analyses for transportation designBicycle and pedestrian systems developmentTransportation Demand ManagementCommunity outreachNatural resource planningEconomic development and housing studiesLand use and comprehensive planningPolicy analysesThe responsibilities for this position include, but are not limited to:Supports planning studies and reports for new and updated plans, programs and regulations.Reviews infrastructure development proposals for conformance with best practices, plans, and regulations.Works directly with community stakeholders and the public on engagement activities.Prepares and presents detailed reports on transportation and development proposals to government bodies.Collects a variety of statistical data and prepares reports and maps on topics, such as census information, land use, and transportation systems.Supports community review of public infrastructure development projects.Under direct supervision, conducts field evaluations and assessments.
