ANS
Lab Engineer (Intern)
About this role
ANS seeks a Lab Engineer Intern to support geotechnical testing operations in Oklahoma City. You'll prepare soil samples, conduct standardized lab tests, and maintain equipment while gaining practical experience in a collaborative environment with potential for a full-time offer post-graduation.
What you'll do
- Prepare soil samples for geotechnical testing
- Execute soil tests following established industry standards
- Maintain lab workstations and equipment
- Document test results and maintain records
- Support geotechnical project deliverables
- Ensure compliance with testing protocols
What they're looking for
- Attention to detail
- Ability to follow testing standards and procedures
- Laboratory equipment operation
- Sample preparation and handling
- Data recording and documentation
- Problem-solving
- Communication skills
- Physical ability to handle materials
Benefits
- Hands-on experience in geotechnical engineering
- Collaborative lab environment
- Potential conversion to full-time position
- Industry-standard training and exposure
- Professional development in geotechnical field
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ANS
ANS is a multi-disciplinary engineering consulting firm that develops renewable energy projects including solar, battery storage, wind installations, and related infrastructure. The company is hiring engineers at various levels—from interns to entry-level and mid-career professionals—across civil, geotechnical, structural, and electrical disciplines to support project design and execution.
View all jobs at ANSLikely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience with soil testing procedures or laboratory work, and which testing standards or protocols are you most familiar with?
- How do you approach following detailed technical procedures and specifications, and can you give an example of when precision and attention to detail were critical?