Co-Op/Internship Experience
Our goal is to provide a meaningful experience for aspiring construction professionals to learn, grow, and obtain the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in a fast-paced and challenging construction environment.
As a Douglas Company Co-op, you will gain hands-on experience, assist with Preconstruction, Project Management, and experience multiple phases of multi-million dollar construction projects.
Every semester, The Douglas Company offers co-op opportunities for current students enrolled in a construction or engineering-related program. Our goal is to provide the opportunity to learn and grow in a challenging environment, and many of our co-ops continue on with The Douglas Company after graduation as full-time associates. Check our job listings to apply!
Calling all Seminole State Construction Management majors and graduates, stop by and visit The Douglas Company, Wednesday, November 6 from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. during the Seminole State Career Fair to speak with Quin Graham Jonathan Geiger regarding new employment and co-op opportunities.
Sanford/Lake Mary Campus – We will be located inside the University Partnership Building.
“I really liked the atmosphere when I interviewed here. Everyone was really nice and was there to help if I needed anything. I wanted to be around a group of people that genuinely care about their jobs and love doing what they do. It doesn’t really feel like a job but more of a second home. ”
Stephanie Hill
“The Douglas Company gives me an inside look on how construction management works in the real world. It is hands on and you get experience from day 1. It is a goal orientated environment, which not only helps you with work but it creates better habits for your everyday life.”
Jessie Sulecki
“ I was drawn to the fact that I was interviewed by individuals who started at the company as co-ops, this showed that opportunities for growth exist within the company.”
Kaleb Velker
“ The Douglas Company offered me the opportunity to expand my knowledge of the field and work together with a great team to contribute to the success of our project.”
Trent Beebe
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Current Co-ops
Jonathan Geiger
Major: Construction Management
College: Seminole State College of Florida
What drew you to The Douglas Company: Before The Douglas Company, I was a CAD designer at a fire sprinkler contracting company that did a lot of ALFs. I felt like this was the natural progression to learn more about the construction industry.
How have you benefited working with a mentor every day: I am learning to always be looking ahead and trying to identify potential problems. Kevin’s leadership and experience have helped me develop professionally and grow as a person.
Stephanie Hill
Major: Construction Engineering Technology
College: The University of Toledo
What drew you to The Douglas Company: I really liked the atmosphere when I interviewed here. Everyone was really nice and was there to help if I needed anything. I wanted to be around a group of people that genuinely care about their jobs and love doing what they do. It doesn’t really feel like a job but more of a second home.
How have you benefited working with a mentor every day: I enjoy working with Justin because he will walk me through things and work me to make sure I understand and get it right. He provides feedback to make sure I succeed.
Jermaine Lewis Jr.
Major: Civil Engineering
College: The University of Central Florida
What drew you to The Douglas Company: I was looking to see if I could experience what it was like to be a project manager, and that’s exactly what I found at The Douglas Company.
How have you benefited working with a mentor every day: From working with Alex, I’ve learned a lot more about negotiation and the forming of contracts because I’m working at the beginning of a project this time around. A lot of things aren’t clear cut right away, and there is typically a lot of back and forth about our goals between subcontractors and members of TDC. Making sure everyone knows what we are trying to accomplish and how we are going to do it is clear is what working with Alex has shown me.
Trenton Majoy
Major: Civil Engineering
College: University of Toledo
What drew you to The Douglas Company: I always wanted to work in construction and I had a good conversation with Matt at the career fair.
How have you benefited working with a mentor every day: I have learned a lot about construction that I wouldn’t have been able to learn if it wasn’t for having a mentor. Being able to ask questions is very important in learning from all the experiences your mentor has.
Jessie Sulecki
Major: Construction Management
College: Seminole State College
What drew you to The Douglas Company: The Douglas Company gives me an inside look at how construction management works in the real world. It is hands-on and you get experience from day 1. It is a goal-orientated environment, which not only helps you with work but it creates better habits for your everyday life. What drew me originally to The Douglas Company is they do exactly what I want to do once I graduate project management. I’m very happy The Douglas Company chose me!
How have you benefited working with a mentor every day: Learning the ins and outs of everything. Without him I’d be lost, he helps simplify things and is a very good teacher.
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