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Employer: New England Infrastructure, Inc. Expires: 11/08/2026 Internship – Assistant PMImagine stepping into a workplace where your ideas aren’t just heard—they drive real change. Your vision sparks progress and is met with endless opportunity. Where your passion for excellence is matched by a team equally dedicated to success. And yes, a place where office dogs are part of the package! Welcome to New England Infrastructure, where high performers don’t just fit in—they lead from the front.As an Assistant Project Manager Intern at NEI, you won’t just observe projects— you’ll be at the heart of building dams, bridges, and highway networks—creating the essential infrastructure that powers communities and connects the world. You’ll gain hands-on experience with tasks like assisting in project planning, helping to coordinate site operations, and working closely with Project Managers, Estimators, and Superintendents to ensure smooth execution of key milestones. Your mission? Uphold our core values of safety, quality, and efficiency by ensuring every project is delivered with precision. At NEI, respect, innovation, and a relentless commitment to excellence are at the heart of everything we do. And of course, we make sure to celebrate every victory, from the big milestones to the finer details that get us there.Curious to know more? Let’s dive into what makes this role special and how you’ll contribute.Your Role in the Action:You’ll juggle multiple tasks at once; crafting detailed plans with Project Managers, joining critical stakeholder meetings, collaborating with top-tier vendors, and assisting Estimators with Preconstruction site assessments.You’ll be in the field observing onsite real time construction alongside Superintendents, ensuring operations run smoothly, safely, and on schedule—because leadership happens where the action is.At NEI, you’ll be surrounded by supportive people that thrive on lifting each other up and pushing boundaries.Office dogs? Of course! Who says hard work can’t come with a little wagging tail energy?What You Bring to the Table:You’ve got the skills. You’ve led group projects, managed teams, and solved problems before they even arise.Details matter to you! We set the bar high, and you’re ready to keep us there.You’re proficient in software like MS Office Suite and Bluebeam, and you’re ready to learn PM management programs.Safety, quality, efficiency, and respect aren’t just buzzwords to you—they’re how you operate every day.We don’t do mediocre here. If you’re ready to stop blending in and start leading from the front, this is your moment. We’re obsessed with growth, and we want people who are too. At NEI, every day brings new challenges, but it also brings a team of like-minded high performers who believe in working hard, empowering each other, and celebrating success—big or small.Your future, our projects—let’s build something amazing together. Apply now, and let's make it happen!Please do not apply for this job through Handshake. Reach out directly to Jackie at jvilla@neinfrastructure.com to get started on your rewarding Construction Management career with NEI!

Employer: Southern Illinois University School of Medicine - SIU Medicine Expires: 11/26/2026 Are you interested in studying cancer, microbiology, immunology, or brain function recovery after an injury? Are you passionate about cutting-edge research in neurological disorders, neuroscience, developmental biology, cellular processes, molecular mechanisms, reproductive biology, and endocrinology? What about researching decision-making, skeletal muscle physiology, sensory processing, stem cell function, age-related diseases, or the impact of stress on aggression?Consider furthering your education at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine's Multidisciplinary Biomedical & Biological Sciences Graduate Program for the following Concentrations:• Anatomy & Neurobiology• Biochemistry and Molecular Biology• Microbiology• Molecular and Integrative PhysiologyThe MBBS Graduate Program offers financial assistance to graduate students through assistantships that include a stipend and a tuition waiver. Students may be offered either a Research Assistantship or a Teaching Assistantship.Research assistants perform data analysis and basic science experiments relevant to their mentor’s research area, such as cell culture, PCR, immunostaining, electrophysiology, etc.  In addition to developing their own project for their thesis or dissertation, they are expected to produce data for their mentor’s grants and publications. Research assistants are also expected to assist with general lab duties such as making buffers, taking care of the animal colony, and cleaning/autoclaving supplies. However, the specifics of each role will vary depending on the lab.Teaching assistants teach a laboratory section of an undergraduate physiology or microbiology course each semester, prepare an introductory talk for the undergraduate laboratory section, and grade lab reports and other assignments as appropriate for the course. They are expected to have office hours to meet with undergraduate students in their laboratory section. The specifics of each role will vary depending on the Concentration.Click here to apply today! https://www.siumed.edu/mbbs/mbbs-graduate-program-application-and-admissions