Rosendin

“I’ve had the pleasure of working for Rosendin at the South Texas office as a Project Management Intern. Rosendin does their absolute best to ensure that all their interns’ needs are met in order to excel in the program. I was amazed at the level of communication everybody was operating at, from the recruiters to the HR team all the way in San Jose, California! During intern week I was able to meet all these incredible individuals that worked so hard to coordinate the Internship Program. I was even able to shake hands and personally speak with CEO Tom Sorely! Working for Rosendin as an Intern has given me the experience and opportunity to expand my horizons for after graduation in May. I look forward to a career in engineering through Rosendin because what I experienced as an Intern is only a fraction of what this company has to offer.”

“I have had the privilege of gaining exposure to two sides of Rosendin’s Engineering Department. On the Renewable’s side, I have created photovoltaic feeder schedules for $100 million solar panel builds and ensured that string sizing for these builds were both economically feasible and electrically viable. On the Commercial side, I worked on the circuiting and placing of mechanical and lighting fixtures of both regular and emergency power for high rise, hospital, and airport projects. The engineers I have been mentored by are incredibly talented and have answered all of my questions with enthusiasm and knowledgeable insight. On a job site visit, I went into the heart of the electrical rooms, and analyzed first-hand panels, circuit breaker systems, and transformers, one of which I’m pictured with here!”

“With the Renewable Energy group, I have gained experience in creating a Power System Study Short Circuit and ARC Flash Analysis for a Solar DG project in the County of San Diego. I also had the opportunity to be the Lead Estimator for a new multi-million dollar project in Staten Island, NY. The job was challenging and helped develop my skills in Accubid and understand the types of photovoltaic modules and sizes and how they differ from project to project. I visited several impressive job sites throughout my internship, but the one that impressed me the most was the Amazon LGB 7 Roof Mounted System project. This large project allowed me to see the challenges on a project and the milestones as they are completed. I have truly enjoyed my internship at Rosendin the people that I’ve worked with have challenged me and helped me to become a better engineer and estimator. I can now say that I understand the Project Management side of the business!”

“Going into my first summer internship with Rosendin, I didn’t really know what to expect. After the past several weeks of learning new things about construction project management, I can say with certainty that Rosendin really does care about their people. Even from the short amount of time I’ve been interning, I have already experienced and learned so much. I met so many great people and I wish I interned for Rosendin earlier”.

“I started as summer help with the Union. They had me moving pipe, inventorying things, all the grunt work that they had out there. The transition from working in the field to an intern in the office was happening while I was in the field. My plan from the beginning was to use that experience and knowledge and take that next step into actually interning and then make it my full-time job. When I knew I wanted to work full-time with Rosendin was a couple of weeks into the internship. I really liked how the company was run and I was getting a lot of guidance from people that I worked with. As an intern, the first task I had was a feeder log. It was pretty intensive and it felt like I was actually contributing to something that they used going forward in the project. The fact that they, while checking me, allowed me to do something important and integral to what we were doing out there sparked my interest.”