Rail Shadowing or Graduation Internship at Antea Group

An internship at Antea Group means more than just observing. You become part of the team and get the chance to truly contribute to projects.

That is why you can count on:

• a suitable internship allowance;

• professional guidance from experienced rail advisors;

• challenging practical experience within the rail sector;

• space for a shadowing or graduation internship;

• a look behind the scenes at diverse railway projects;

• plenty of opportunities to develop yourself and expand your network.

We like to see an internship as the beginning of a long-term collaboration. Therefore, depending on your ambitions and our possibilities, we offer opportunities to start working as a working student after your internship or to progress to a position within Antea Group.

During your studies, do you want to experience how rail projects come to life from idea to execution? Are you curious about the technology behind stations, rail expansions, and safety issues? Then a shadowing or graduation internship within our Rail advisory group is for you.

At Antea Group, you get the chance to work on real rail projects. You will shadow experienced advisors, learn how complex issues are tackled, and discover which role best suits you within the rail sector.

The railway is a dynamic environment where technology, safety, environment, and execution come together. During your internship, you will become acquainted with all aspects of rail projects. You will support ongoing assignments, perform analyses, and think along about solutions for current issues.

Depending on your studies, interests, and internship type, you will be given the space to work on projects or conduct independent research. In doing so, you will be guided by experienced colleagues who will help you further develop your knowledge.

further develop your knowledge.

No internship week is the same. You can, among other things:

• work on rail and railway projects in various project phases;

• support technical analyses and investigations;

• collect, process, and interpret data;

• observe meetings with clients and stakeholders;

• contribute to advisory and design issues;

• conduct research into a current rail theme for your graduation assignment;

• visit project locations to experience practice up close.

During your internship, you will discover how complex railway projects are developed and executed. You will learn how advisors analyze technical issues, weigh interests, and arrive at feasible solutions.

Additionally, you will gain insight into the collaboration between different disciplines, such as designers, structural engineers, environmental advisors, and contract specialists. In this way, you develop not only your technical knowledge but also your advisory and collaboration skills.