After engaging in talks with the New Castle County Vocational-Technical School District, the EDiS team has been doing things a little differently over the past couple of years. Instead of just hiring interns for the summer, it was decided to also take on co-ops from the school district to work throughout the school year as …
After engaging in talks with the New Castle County Vocational-Technical School District, the EDiS team decided to do things a little differently this year. Instead of just hiring interns for the summer, it was decided to also take on co-ops from the school district to work throughout the school year as part of their curriculum. …
While 2021 has been a challenging year, the EDiS team safely engaged six talented and enthusiastic interns this summer. The interns’ experiences ran the gamut, from learning about estimating and marketing to receiving hands-on training at several construction sites. Each intern was guided by professionals within the company, gaining valuable work experience in project management, …
Dylan DiSabatino, Senior, The King’s College Assignment: Goldey-Beacom College, Office Most valuable thing you learned as an EDiS Intern: The most valuable thing I learned this summer was the importance of being able to communicate and work with many different types of people. In all areas of construction both on the administrative side as well …
Ryan Pala, Junior, Delaware Technical Community College Assignment: Goldey-Beacom College Franta Hall & Jones Center Most valuable thing you learned as an EDiS Intern: It is critical to stay on top of contractors to ensure that all work is carried out in a timely basis and meets or exceeds EDiS standards.
Mauricio Barrera-Tapia, Senior, The Pennsylvania State University – Harrisburg Campus. Assignment: Appoquinimink School District – Fairview Campus Most valuable thing you learned as an EDiS Intern: The most valuable thing that I took away from this internship at EDiS would have to be that there has to be strong communication between the multiple working parties …
Will Hoffman, Junior, The Pennsylvania State University. Assignment: DuPont Country Club Most valuable thing you learned as an EDiS Intern: The most valuable thing that I learned was how essential clear and constant communication is. Having everyone on the job site on the same page at the same time is vital for success, proper coordination, …
Before becoming a full-time project engineer during spring 2021, I had the privilege of working for EDiS Company as a “full-time intern” while I continued my education toward an Associates in Construction Management from Delaware Technical Community College. It was an experience that set me up well for a future in the construction field. Education …
My summer internship at EDiS Company has been an invaluable experience as I navigate my final year of high school, plan for college, and build a resume for my future career. My coworkers at EDiS Company have been beyond helpful and working with them is easily my favorite part of the job. I could not …
Working as a summer intern at EDiS Company was an exciting opportunity for me because it gave me a better look at life in a corporate setting. While I thought I’d be buried under projects and paperwork, it turns out that my internship presented new and interesting challenges every day. The most outstanding aspect of …
I am a Senior majoring in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Delaware and this summer internship with EDiS Company was my first experience both as an intern and in working at a construction management company. The department I worked in was the Building Information Modeling / Virtual Design & Construction (BIM/VDC) division of EDiS. …
As a college student, internships are stressed as necessities for any and all future successes. The requirement for a graduating student to have work experience leads to searching online for months, filling out applications, and preparing for critical interviews. After the stressful process of applying for the job, interns often find themselves in positions where …
