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Eiffage

Constructs infrastructure, energy, and concessions

Soil-Structure Interaction Intern - Civil Engineering

Geotechnical EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
InternshipVélizy-Villacoublay, FranceNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Be in the final year of an engineering-school program or hold a Bac+5 qualification specializing in geotechnics.
  • Have knowledge of civil engineering and reinforced concrete, as well as finite-element modelling.
  • Be adaptable, organized, and rigorous.

Responsibilities

  • Review applicable standards and prepare a comparative synthesis of the current Eurocode 7 and its revised 2027 version.
  • Model and recalculate concrete cases using Foxta and K-Rea, including recreating the original calculation models and calculation notes.
  • Conduct sensitivity analyses and quantitative, item-by-item comparisons, including footing width, pile length, and embedment length.
  • Evaluate financial impact and carbon footprint in CO₂e.
  • Prepare a synthesis report and update calculation spreadsheets or automation scripts in Python and Excel for specific verifications.

About the Company

Eiffage

Constructs infrastructure, energy, and concessions

Eiffage is a European group that delivers large infrastructure, energy, and concessions projects, coordinating planning, construction, and long-term asset management. It provides integrated civil engineering and construction services and also runs long-term concessions that finance, operate, and maintain projects under agreements. The company differentiates itself through its history of merged French engineering legacies and a culture of employee share ownership, which supports a vertically integrated approach from design to operation. Its goal is to deliver major infrastructure and energy assets across Europe and keep them well-managed for public use.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Vélizy-Villacoublay, France
Founded
1992

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