Summer 2026 Internship - McLean, VA

To qualify for the Summer 2026 Internship at Procon, you should be a junior or senior pursuing a degree in a field related to architecture, engineering, or construction. Additionally, you must be able to work onsite in McLean, VA, full-time, 40 hours per week, and possess strong communication skills to effectively collaborate with your team.

The Summer 2026 Internship at Procon is a project-based program designed to immerse students in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry. Interns will work closely with mentors within their departments, gaining essential skills and knowledge that will support their professional development.

During the Summer 2026 Internship at Procon, interns will be paired with mentors who provide guidance and support throughout the duration of the internship. This mentorship enables interns to ask questions, seek advice, and gain insights into the workings of the A/E/C and professional services industry.

At the conclusion of the Summer 2026 Internship at Procon, interns will present a summary of projects and insights gained during their time with us. This may include reports and presentations to leadership, showcasing the knowledge you’ve acquired and the skills you’ve developed over the summer.

The Summer 2026 Internship at Procon offers a competitive hourly wage ranging from $20 to $24 per hour, ensuring that your contributions are valued as you gain invaluable experience in the A/E/C industry.

To answer this question effectively, discuss what specifically sparked your interest in the A/E/C field. Mention any relevant projects, personal experiences, or classes that have influenced your passion for the industry and how they align with Procon's mission.

Be specific about the skills you're eager to improve, such as project management, teamwork, communication, or technical skills. Reference how these skills are relevant to the projects you may work on at Procon, demonstrating your motivation to grow.

Share a specific challenge from a past project or team experience. Explain your role, what difficulties you faced, and how you contributed to overcoming those challenges, emphasizing teamwork and communication.

Discuss your strategy for prioritizing tasks, such as using lists, deadlines, or software. Include an example of how you efficiently managed your time in a previous project or class setting to showcase your organizational skills.

Research Procon ahead of the interview to understand its values and projects. Express how the company's focus on mentorship and professional development aligns with your career aspirations and why its work excites you.

Demonstrate that you've done your homework by mentioning specific projects that Procon has completed or trends in the A/E/C industry. This shows your genuine interest and initiative, making you a standout candidate.

Show your openness to constructive criticism by discussing your understanding of how feedback can enhance your work. Provide an example of a time you received feedback and how it improved your performance.

Discuss the role you feel most comfortable with—be it a leader, contributor, or mediator. Provide examples of past experiences that demonstrate your capabilities and how your preferred role contributes to the team's success.

Share your personal techniques for maintaining motivation, whether through setting milestones, seeking support from peers, or staying focused on the end goal. Highlight specific strategies that have worked for you in the past.

Discuss specific skills or experiences you aim to acquire during your internship, mentioning both professional and personal development goals that align with Procon's mission and your long-term career aspirations.