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Urban Analytics Intern (Available June 2024)
3 months ago
Description
Job Title
Urban Analytics Intern
Job Location
New York, Boston, or Chicago
Job Overview
Arup’s Transportation, Logistics, and Urban Planning (TLUP) team is seeking a hardworking and motivated Urban Analytics Intern. In this role, you will work as part of a creative team to perform analyses, build visuals, and contribute to transportation-related projects focusing on equity, resilience, and innovation. The internship offers an opportunity to work with big datasets, integrate data visualization and analysis tools, and make a positive impact on urban planning outcomes.
Compensation
The good faith base salary hiring range for this job, if performed in New York City, NY, is $26.00 to $37.00 per hour. Please note that hiring ranges for candidates working outside of New York City, NY will differ.
Responsibilities
- Serve as a technical analyst and modeler on multi-disciplinary projects
- Contribute to the development of analysis approaches and project directions
- Find and clean open source data to fit project needs and create visuals to support projects
- Develop tools and processes for automating workflows and managing dataset transformation
- Create well-organized presentation materials and write reports for internal and external purposes
- Present technical material in traditional and innovative ways for review by technical and non-technical audiences
Requirements
Required:
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in urban planning, computer science, data science, civil engineering, or similar technical field of study
- Experience in a coding language
- Interest in and curiosity about the built environment
- Ability to apply statistics, data science, geospatial analysis, or visualization skills to urban challenges
- Research-oriented and critical thinker
- Interest in data management and interoperability best practices
- Excellent planning and organization skills required for our fast-paced environment
- Eager to learn, highly motivated, proactive, and willing to take on new challenges
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Candidate must be eligible to work in the US without the need for employer-sponsored work authorization
Preferred:
- Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in urban planning, computer science, data science, civil engineering, or similar technical field of study
- Expertise in desktop GIS software such as ArcGIS Pro
- Experience developing visuals in R and developing Shiny apps
- Experience and interest in applying spatial solutions to complex engineering problems
- Past history of technical presentations and technical writing
- Familiarity with version control tools such as Git or SVN
Our Team’s Notable Projects
- Lower Hudson Transit Link
- MBTA Bus Network Redesign
- Link21/Second Transbay Rail Crossing Planning and Engineering
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Typical benefits offered for paid internships
(National average offered by employers)
Average internship hourly pay
For Great Lakes region
Consumer Services
Typical pay range:
$15.86 - $20.39
Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
For Chicago, IL | $4,214/mo
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