Teams at GBA

Supports mechanical engineering projects for life sciences facilities by preparing construction documents, reviewing shop drawings and RFIs, verifying permits and codes, conducting facility evaluations, assisting with engineering studies, and supporting troubleshooting and commissioning. The intern collaborates with architects, engineers, commissioning specialists, project managers, and construction managers, including work on active construction sites.

Leads electrical engineering and design for pharmaceutical, biotech, cleanroom, laboratory, and manufacturing facilities. Responsibilities include power distribution, lighting, emergency systems, load calculations, power analyses, code compliance, utility coordination, equipment specifications, submittal reviews, facility assessments, client communication, project management support, and mentoring junior staff. The role also supports proposals, presentations, vendor coordination, and multidisciplinary project delivery.

Electrical Engineering Interns prepare construction documents, review shop drawings and RFIs, verify permitting and code requirements, perform facility evaluations and engineering studies, and assist with troubleshooting and commissioning. The role supports integrated life sciences design and construction teams. Candidates should be pursuing an accredited architectural or electrical engineering degree, have completed at least two years of school, and demonstrate strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.