Scheduling Engineer Intern

Job Description

As a Construction Scheduling Intern at Ryan, you'll work side by side with our scheduling team and gain hands-on experience across the full lifecycle of real, active construction projects. You'll learn how a project comes together from the macro level — overall milestones, sequencing, and strategy — down to the micro level of the daily field activities that drive the schedule. Along the way you'll build real skills in CPM scheduling, scheduling software, contracts and the standards our teams use every day. Interns who excel in this role are strong candidates for a full-time position.

Some things you can expect to do:

Work alongside an experienced scheduler to learn and apply Ryan's scheduling standards, tools, and process (Fundamentals, the Ryan Process, and P6).

Spend time on active jobsites, connecting the schedule to what's actually being built in the field.

Support project teams in creating, updating, and reviewing schedules, including during the proposal and preconstruction stages.

Help keep project schedules accurate and current by assisting with regular progress updates.

Assist in preparing monthly project schedule health reports and learn how scheduling data is used to monitor project performance.

Sit in on collaborative planning sessions with project teams, subcontractors, and owners to see how sequencing, manpower, and durations are developed against project milestones.

Observe "peer review" sessions on complex and high-profile projects to understand how schedules are stress-tested.

Help capture and organize completed project schedule data to support the Data Analytics team's continuous-improvement efforts.

Build a foundation in construction scheduling and stay curious about how the industry and its tools continue to evolve.

What you'll gain:

A complete, ground-level view of how a construction project is planned, sequenced, and delivered.

Direct mentorship from Ryan's scheduling team and exposure to leaders across operations and the field.

Practical experience with the software and methods used on real projects, not just in a classroom.

What we're looking for:

Currently pursuing a degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Architectural Engineering, or a related field.

Genuine interest in construction scheduling, planning, and project controls.

Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.

Comfortable splitting time between an office setting and active construction sites.

Eager to learn, ask questions, and take initiative.

Compensation:

The hourly wage is $20-$25/hour . The hourly rate may vary within the anticipated range based on factors such as the ultimate location of the position and the selected candidate’s knowledge, skills, and abilities.