Environmental Engineering Intern

Requisition ID: 102363 Job Category: Environmental Location: Santiago, Santiago Province, Chile Hatch Internship Program 2027 | Environmental Engineering At Hatch, we believe great ideas come from people. That’s why we invite talented and passionate students to join our 2027 Internship Program. Join a company committed to building a better world through positive change. With over 70 years of experience in mining, energy, and infrastructure, we work alongside our clients to develop innovative, safe, and sustainable solutions for some of the industry’s most important projects. In Hatch Chile, we are looking for 2 interns for our Environment, People, and Place (EP&P) team: one focused on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the other on Natural Resources. Environment, People, and Place shapes projects that are sustainable, resilient, and people-centered. We provide environmental intelligence and community-focused design at every project stage, creating spaces that thrive socially, economically, and ecologically. Environmental Engineering / Geographic Information Systems (GIS) We are seeking an intern with interest in GIS and environmental cartography. The intern will support spatial data management and analysis, thematic map production, and cartographic product development for mining, energy, and infrastructure projects. Basic to intermediate proficiency in ArcGIS Pro and/or QGIS, strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and motivation to learn in a multidisciplinary consulting environment are required. You will have the opportunity to participate in national and international projects primarily in mining, energy, and infrastructure, gaining experience in GIS, spatial analysis, environmental cartography, environmental assessment, and engineering consulting. The main objective is to support the EP&P team in managing, analyzing, and representing geospatial information for mining, energy, and infrastructure projects using GIS tools and producing thematic cartography to support environmental studies, regulatory assessments, and technical documentation. Key Responsibilities Collect, review, and organize geospatial data from various sources. Create thematic and technical maps for project reports, studies, and presentations. Maintain and update spatial databases and geodatabases. Perform basic geoprocessing tasks using GIS software. Generate figures, plans, and cartographic products for internal reports and client deliverables. Verify consistency and quality of spatial data and cartography produced by the team. Support preparation of technical documentation related to environmental permits. Assist with spatial analysis activities under the supervision of area professionals. Academic Background Student in final year or recent graduate in: Environmental Engineering Geography Forestry Engineering Natural Resources Engineering Civil Engineering (with interest in spatial analysis) Related fields Technical Skills – Required Basic to intermediate proficiency in GIS software (ArcGIS Pro and/or QGIS). Knowledge of geospatial formats (Shapefile, GeoJSON, Geopackage, Raster, etc.). Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Excel. Basic understanding of cartography and coordinate systems. Ability to organize and manage spatial information. Preferred Qualifications Academic experience in thematic map creation. Basic knowledge of Python for GIS. Experience with ArcGIS Online, Field Maps, or similar tools. General knowledge of environmental assessment and land-use planning. General interest in mining, energy, and infrastructure projects. Intermediate English. No prior work experience is required. We Value: Other internships or work related to geospatial analysis and cartography. University projects using GIS. Research, teaching assistantships, or thesis work related to spatial analysis. Cartography developed for academic courses or student projects. Participation in environmental or territorial initiatives. Environmental Engineering / Natural Resources The main objective is to support the EP&P team in conducting environmental studies, regulatory analyses, sectoral permits, Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs), and stakeholder engagement with authorities—contributing to the development of mining, energy, and infrastructure projects through the collection, analysis, and systematization of technical and regulatory information. Key Responsibilities Support preparation of technical chapters and annexes for Environmental Impact Studies and Declarations. Collect, organize, and analyze baseline environmental and regulatory background information. Support preparation of relevance consultations and regulatory assessments. Collaborate in reviewing requirements for environmental and sectoral permits. Conduct research and analysis of applicable environmental regulations for projects. Develop regulatory compliance matrices. Support preparation of technical reports, memos, and client presentations. Participate in environmental due diligence and document reviews. Support identification of environmental, regulatory, and permitting risks. Assist in coordinating and tracking project deliverables. Support document management and technical information control processes. Academic Background Student in final year or recent graduate in: Environmental Engineering Natural Resources Engineering Forestry Engineering Geography Environmental Civil Engineering Environmental Engineering Environmental Biology Technical Skills – Required General knowledge of environmental impact assessment. Basic understanding of environmental laws and regulations. Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Ability to analyze and review technical documentation. Technical writing and report preparation skills. Ability to interpret environmental and regulatory information. Preferred Qualifications Knowledge of Chile’s Environmental Impact Assessment System (SEIA). General knowledge of environmental and sectoral permits. Familiarity with relevance consultations. Basic knowledge of environmental components such as: + Water resources + Flora and vegetation + Terrestrial fauna + Air quality + Noise and vibrations + Human environment + Cultural heritage Basic GIS skills (ArcGIS or QGIS). Basic knowledge of environmental data analysis. Intermediate English. Interest in mining, energy, and infrastructure projects. No prior work experience is required. We Value: Participation in university projects related to environmental assessment. Thesis or research in environmental topics. Academic teaching assistantships in natural resources or environmental fields. Prior internships in consulting, industry, or public institutions. Participation in conservation, sustainability, or environmental management projects. Academic experience in environmental baseline studies. Experience in environmental monitoring or fieldwork. About the Internship at Hatch Internship start date: Wednesday, January 13, 2027. Our global culture emphasizes in-office, collaborative work to foster learning and team engagement. Full-time schedule: 40 hours per week, with early dismissal at 1:00 PM on Fridays. Flexible hours and work arrangements to accommodate university commitments. Monthly allowance of CLP 360,000 to cover transportation and meals. On-site coffee/tea stations on every floor and fresh fruit available every morning. In addition to your supervisor, you’ll be assigned a Welcome Buddy—a Young Professional to support your onboarding and integration. Build the Future With Us We are committed to fostering a workforce that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. Hatch is an equal opportunity employer, considering applicants without regard to age, race, color, national origin, citizenship, religion, creed, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status under applicable law. At Hatch, we believe in the potential of the next generation. If you’re seeking a challenging, enriching experience where you can make a real impact from day one, we invite you to apply and join our team. Your career starts here. Your future begins at Hatch.