City of Flagstaff Engineering Division Job Shadow: Students can participate in a multi-day job shadow experience focused on engineering operations, project management, construction, inspection, permitting, and fieldwork, related to city infrastructure projects. Participants will have the opportunity to observe professionals both in the office and in the field, including site visits and ride-alongs.
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Position and Department Description
The City of Flagstaff Engineering Division is offering NAU students a multi‑day job shadowing experience focused on engineering operations, project management, and fieldwork related to city infrastructure projects. This experience provides insight into how engineers and construction inspectors plan, review permits, and manage projects both in the office and on‑site. Students will observe team workflows, participate in field visits or ride‑alongs, and learn about career pathways in engineering, construction, and public sector project management.
Job Functions and Duties
- Workplace tour
- Meet -and greet with team members
- Observe meetings or workflow
- Short field visit
- Ride-alongs
Minimum Qualifications
- Must be an active NAU student (i.e. enrolled in classes and degree- or certification-seeking)
- Must have and maintain a 2.0 GPA or higher
Federal Work-Study eligible students are encouraged to apply.
Compensation
non-paid
Application Instructions
Please include the following materials when applying for this position in a PDF:
- Provide a short statement describing what you hope to learn from the job shadow experience (~ 1 paragraph). Once approved, you will be connected via email to your job shadow host to confirm and coordinate the date of your visit. Completion of the City of Flagstaff Volunteer Consent Form required before job shadow begins.
- Are you interested in job shadow experiences with employers/organizations who recruit and support military-affiliated students, including student veterans? (Y/N)
Applications lacking any requested documentation or information will not move forward in the hiring process.
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