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Student Employment Opportunities - CAPPA - The University of Texas at Arlington
Student Employment Opportunities
POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS
Submit a job posting via the
Employment Opportunity Form
. Additionally, employers can post jobs/internships on
Handshake
, a UTA online job database for current students and UTA alumni. Please email
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FORM
Explore various employment opportunities by your designated field of knowledge and practice. Click on the different sections of discipline to learn more about available employment opportunities and to create new learning experiences.
Discipline
Architecture
Architectural Intern / Architectural Designer (Recent Graduate)
Detailed description of position:
Location: Fort Worth
Type: Full-Time or part-time
A small, boutique architecture firm in Fort Worth is seeking an Architectural Intern or recent graduate to join our team. This position offers extensive hands-on experience across all phases of a project—from concept design through construction administration—within a highly collaborative, small-firm environment.
You will work directly with and be mentored by the firm owner, an architect with over 30 years of professional experience, gaining meaningful responsibility and exposure early in your career.
Responsibilities Include:
Assisting with design development and construction documents
Supporting client meetings and consultant coordination
Participating in site visits and construction administration
Researching materials, codes, and building systems
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture (recent graduate or current intern)
Proficiency in Revit + AutoCAD
Strong communication and organizational skills
Interest in professional licensure preferred
This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated candidate seeking broad project experience and close mentorship in a personalized practice setting.
To Apply: Submit resume and portfolio (PDF) for consideration to
ryan.mcguire@m3studio.works
Contact Information:
Name of company: M3 Studio
Contact name: Ryan McGuire
Contact email:
ryan.mcguire@m3studio.works
Listing expires: May 30, 2026
Student Architectural Intern (Summer)
Detailed description of position:
DNA Workshop’s Student Internship Program is a competitive, immersive experience designed to accelerate professional growth for emerging designers. Interns are fully integrated into project teams and gain real-world experience across multifamily, affordable housing, historic rehabilitation, and hospitality work.
This is a hands-on, fast-paced program built for students who are curious, motivated, and ready to learn how a professional design firm actually operates.
For more information and to apply:
https://dna-workshop.com/about/student-internships/
Contact information:
Name of company: DNA Workshop
Contact name: Amanda Carlin
Contact email:
amanda@dna-workshop.com
Contact phone: (985) 774-0210
Listing expires: May 01, 2026
Production Intern
Detailed description of position:
Job Title: Production Intern
Time Requirements: 40 hours per week, extending as necessary to fulfill project requirements
Position Summary:
Support the design and documentation processes. Work on multiple projects under the direct supervision of a Project Manager and the Firm Principal, from whom he/she will receive project directions and feedback.
Responsibilities:
Model and drawing production
Product and code research
Field analysis of building sites
Support of construction phase services
Qualifications:
Professional degree in Architecture
2-5 years of experience in an architectural office
A desire to become a Registered Architect
Skilled in producing documents with Autodesk Revit
A well-spoken communicator, with a professional appearance
Strong work ethic
About C&F Architects:
Callahan & Freeman Architects is a small firm serving several markets including municipal, commercial, religious, and industrial sectors. Our office is located in Kennedale, Texas; centrally located on the south side of the Metroplex. C&F offers health insurance and generous holidays and paid time off. The staff shares a family environment.
Qualified candidates should submit their resume to Alan Hucaby at
ahucaby@cfarchitects.com
. Visit
https://cfarchitects.com/
for more information about our company.
Landscape Architecture
More opportunities will be available here!
Interior Design
More opportunities will be available here!
Planning
Director Historic Preservation (Department Planning & Preservation)
Detailed description of position:
Lexington is proud of its rich and diverse heritage, recognized at both the local and national levels. The Department of Planning and Preservation is seeking a Director of Historic Preservation to lead efforts to protect and celebrate this legacy by overseeing the preservation of historic structures, districts, and cultural resources.
This position will be instrumental in advancing preservation initiatives while ensuring the integrity and character of Lexington's historic environments are maintained for future generations. The Director will lead a team that:
Provides expert technical assistance to owners of historic properties
Supports and collaborates with the Historic Preservation Commission
Reviews projects involving federal funding for compliance and preservation standards
Partners with local, state, and federal agencies to safeguard Lexington's historic assets
Critical skills and abilities of an ideal candidate include:
Proven ability to lead, mentor, and manage staff while overseeing complex projects and priorities
Strong knowledge of preservation principles, architectural history, and applicable standards and regulations
Ability to evaluate development proposals and federally funded projects for compliance with preservation requirements
Demonstrated ability to develop and implement long-range plans that balance preservation with growth and development
Excellent written and verbal skills, with the ability to present to boards, commissions, and the public
Experience working with government agencies, community stakeholders, and preservation organizations
Minimum requirements:
Bachelor's degree in historic preservation, architectural history, urban planning, cultural geography, American culture, American studies, history or another related field. Graduate degree is preferred
Six (6) years of related experience
Additional years of related education may substitute for years of experience
Additional years of related experience may substitute for years of education
Essential functions:
Oversees and implements review processes to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local standards for historic preservation and maintain LFUCG's status as a Certified Local Government
Provides technical knowledge and leadership in the administration, review, permit issuance, and enforcement of the Local Historic District (H-1) design process
Represents LFUCG and the division at various internal and external meetings to include, but not limited to, advisory boards and commissions, state and local preservation organizations, community and neighborhood meetings, and conferences
Assists, advises, and provides information to internal divisions, departments, and City offices, property owners, contractors, architects, and other relevant parties on the appropriate renovation of historic structures
Plans, organizes, and directs the activities of the division to include, but not limited to, financial, budget, and grant administration, staffing, and policy, procedure, and program development
Manages, trains, reviews, and evaluates the work of subordinate staff
Creates presentations and technical reports, assists staff with research and surveys, and performs other administrative duties as necessary
Performs related work as assigned
Special requirements: All positions require drug testing and background check before employment and may require a post-job offer physical as stated in Ordinances 21-14(b), 22-13 and 23-16.
Contact Information:
Name of company: LEXINGTON FAYETTE URBAN COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Contact name: LFUCG LEXINGTON
Contact email jobs@lexingtonky.gov
Contact phone: (859) 258-3030
Listing expires: Apr 27, 2026
Development Services Intern
Detailed description of position:
Development Services Intern – Addison, Texas
Assist in long-range and short-range municipal planning in Addison, TX: a small but mighty Town with a demonstrated history of mixed-use urban development in the heart of the Dallas Fort-Worth metroplex. Apply today and join our efficient, passionate, and supportive team for Summer 2026!
$15.81-$19.76/hour
Part time (20-25 hours per week)
Flexible schedule
A few essential functions:
Assist with the Advance Addison 2050 comprehensive plan (AA2050) implementation actions, including research, drafting and preparation of illustrative materials.
Participate in development review committee (DRC) and provide feedback on unified development code (UDC) and AA2050 requirements for select development proposals.
Support ongoing planning efforts and project documentation, such as research and development of clarifying language to amend the UDC.
Collaborate as needed with staff, agency partners, peer cities, and community stakeholders on engagement efforts and planning initiatives.
Apply Here:
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/addisontx/jobs/5282079/development-services-intern
Contact Information:
Name of company: Town of Addison
Contact name: Jade Broadnax
Contact email: jbroadnax@addisontx.gov
Contact phone (214) 534-0387
Listing expires: May 20, 2026
Public Administration + Public Policy
More opportunities will be available here!
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Find part-time, full-time, and internship opportunities, learn about in job fairs, on-campus interviews, and other career events in our HireaMAV Job Listing Database.
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Getting started is easy!
Just contact careers@uta.edu to find out your log in information, make sure your profile is complete and up to date and then upload your resume.
We do our very best to protect students from job or internship scams aimed at college students. The presence of job or internship ads on this web site does not indicate an endorsement or recommendation from UTA.
Overview
Overview
American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS)
American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
Interior Design Student Group (IDSG)
Latinos In Architecture (LiA)
National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS)
PhD Consortium
Student Planning Association (SPA)
Tau Sigma Delta
Walkable Arlington
Woman's Transportation Seminar (WTS)
Student Employment
Student Accolades
Overview
ARCH 1342 Wheat
ARCH 2551 Boswell
ARCH 3554 Nason
ARCH 3554 Youssefzadeh
ARCH 4557 MacBride
ARCH 4557 Rusher
Graduate Work Overview
ARCH 5594 Faruqui + Dang
ARCH 5670 Jeong
ARCH 5672 Farqui + Dang
Bridge Design Competition
CAPPA 10 Logo Competition
Graduate Assistantships
Study Abroad
Visiting Scholar Program
Career Fair
Third Party Disclaimer
By linking from this site to other web sites, UTA does not endorse and does not assume any liability for acts or omissions by third parties or for material supplied by them. UTA is not responsible for safety, wages, working conditions, or other aspects of off-campus employment or internships. It is the responsibility of students and alumni to research the integrity of the organizations to which they are applying. We advise you to use caution and common sense when applying for any position with an organization or private party.
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Suite 203
Arlington, TX 76019-0108
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Student Employment Opportunities
POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS
Submit a job posting via the
Employment Opportunity Form
. Additionally, employers can post jobs/internships on
Handshake
, a UTA online job database for current students and UTA alumni. Please email
cappa.comm@uta.edu
for any changes to your job posting.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FORM
Explore various employment opportunities by your designated field of knowledge and practice. Click on the different sections of discipline to learn more about available employment opportunities and to create new learning experiences.
Discipline
Architecture
Architectural Intern / Architectural Designer (Recent Graduate)
Detailed description of position:
Location: Fort Worth
Type: Full-Time or part-time
A small, boutique architecture firm in Fort Worth is seeking an Architectural Intern or recent graduate to join our team. This position offers extensive hands-on experience across all phases of a project—from concept design through construction administration—within a highly collaborative, small-firm environment.
You will work directly with and be mentored by the firm owner, an architect with over 30 years of professional experience, gaining meaningful responsibility and exposure early in your career.
Responsibilities Include:
Assisting with design development and construction documents
Supporting client meetings and consultant coordination
Participating in site visits and construction administration
Researching materials, codes, and building systems
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture (recent graduate or current intern)
Proficiency in Revit + AutoCAD
Strong communication and organizational skills
Interest in professional licensure preferred
This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated candidate seeking broad project experience and close mentorship in a personalized practice setting.
To Apply: Submit resume and portfolio (PDF) for consideration to
ryan.mcguire@m3studio.works
Contact Information:
Name of company: M3 Studio
Contact name: Ryan McGuire
Contact email:
ryan.mcguire@m3studio.works
Listing expires: May 30, 2026
Student Architectural Intern (Summer)
Detailed description of position:
DNA Workshop’s Student Internship Program is a competitive, immersive experience designed to accelerate professional growth for emerging designers. Interns are fully integrated into project teams and gain real-world experience across multifamily, affordable housing, historic rehabilitation, and hospitality work.
This is a hands-on, fast-paced program built for students who are curious, motivated, and ready to learn how a professional design firm actually operates.
For more information and to apply:
https://dna-workshop.com/about/student-internships/
Contact information:
Name of company: DNA Workshop
Contact name: Amanda Carlin
Contact email:
amanda@dna-workshop.com
Contact phone: (985) 774-0210
Listing expires: May 01, 2026
Production Intern
Detailed description of position:
Job Title: Production Intern
Time Requirements: 40 hours per week, extending as necessary to fulfill project requirements
Position Summary:
Support the design and documentation processes. Work on multiple projects under the direct supervision of a Project Manager and the Firm Principal, from whom he/she will receive project directions and feedback.
Responsibilities:
Model and drawing production
Product and code research
Field analysis of building sites
Support of construction phase services
Qualifications:
Professional degree in Architecture
2-5 years of experience in an architectural office
A desire to become a Registered Architect
Skilled in producing documents with Autodesk Revit
A well-spoken communicator, with a professional appearance
Strong work ethic
About C&F Architects:
Callahan & Freeman Architects is a small firm serving several markets including municipal, commercial, religious, and industrial sectors. Our office is located in Kennedale, Texas; centrally located on the south side of the Metroplex. C&F offers health insurance and generous holidays and paid time off. The staff shares a family environment.
Qualified candidates should submit their resume to Alan Hucaby at
ahucaby@cfarchitects.com
. Visit
https://cfarchitects.com/
for more information about our company.
Landscape Architecture
More opportunities will be available here!
Interior Design
More opportunities will be available here!
Planning
Director Historic Preservation (Department Planning & Preservation)
Detailed description of position:
Lexington is proud of its rich and diverse heritage, recognized at both the local and national levels. The Department of Planning and Preservation is seeking a Director of Historic Preservation to lead efforts to protect and celebrate this legacy by overseeing the preservation of historic structures, districts, and cultural resources.
This position will be instrumental in advancing preservation initiatives while ensuring the integrity and character of Lexington's historic environments are maintained for future generations. The Director will lead a team that:
Provides expert technical assistance to owners of historic properties
Supports and collaborates with the Historic Preservation Commission
Reviews projects involving federal funding for compliance and preservation standards
Partners with local, state, and federal agencies to safeguard Lexington's historic assets
Critical skills and abilities of an ideal candidate include:
Proven ability to lead, mentor, and manage staff while overseeing complex projects and priorities
Strong knowledge of preservation principles, architectural history, and applicable standards and regulations
Ability to evaluate development proposals and federally funded projects for compliance with preservation requirements
Demonstrated ability to develop and implement long-range plans that balance preservation with growth and development
Excellent written and verbal skills, with the ability to present to boards, commissions, and the public
Experience working with government agencies, community stakeholders, and preservation organizations
Minimum requirements:
Bachelor's degree in historic preservation, architectural history, urban planning, cultural geography, American culture, American studies, history or another related field. Graduate degree is preferred
Six (6) years of related experience
Additional years of related education may substitute for years of experience
Additional years of related experience may substitute for years of education
Essential functions:
Oversees and implements review processes to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local standards for historic preservation and maintain LFUCG's status as a Certified Local Government
Provides technical knowledge and leadership in the administration, review, permit issuance, and enforcement of the Local Historic District (H-1) design process
Represents LFUCG and the division at various internal and external meetings to include, but not limited to, advisory boards and commissions, state and local preservation organizations, community and neighborhood meetings, and conferences
Assists, advises, and provides information to internal divisions, departments, and City offices, property owners, contractors, architects, and other relevant parties on the appropriate renovation of historic structures
Plans, organizes, and directs the activities of the division to include, but not limited to, financial, budget, and grant administration, staffing, and policy, procedure, and program development
Manages, trains, reviews, and evaluates the work of subordinate staff
Creates presentations and technical reports, assists staff with research and surveys, and performs other administrative duties as necessary
Performs related work as assigned
Special requirements: All positions require drug testing and background check before employment and may require a post-job offer physical as stated in Ordinances 21-14(b), 22-13 and 23-16.
Contact Information:
Name of company: LEXINGTON FAYETTE URBAN COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Contact name: LFUCG LEXINGTON
Contact email jobs@lexingtonky.gov
Contact phone: (859) 258-3030
Listing expires: Apr 27, 2026
Development Services Intern
Detailed description of position:
Development Services Intern – Addison, Texas
Assist in long-range and short-range municipal planning in Addison, TX: a small but mighty Town with a demonstrated history of mixed-use urban development in the heart of the Dallas Fort-Worth metroplex. Apply today and join our efficient, passionate, and supportive team for Summer 2026!
$15.81-$19.76/hour
Part time (20-25 hours per week)
Flexible schedule
A few essential functions:
Assist with the Advance Addison 2050 comprehensive plan (AA2050) implementation actions, including research, drafting and preparation of illustrative materials.
Participate in development review committee (DRC) and provide feedback on unified development code (UDC) and AA2050 requirements for select development proposals.
Support ongoing planning efforts and project documentation, such as research and development of clarifying language to amend the UDC.
Collaborate as needed with staff, agency partners, peer cities, and community stakeholders on engagement efforts and planning initiatives.
Apply Here:
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/addisontx/jobs/5282079/development-services-intern
Contact Information:
Name of company: Town of Addison
Contact name: Jade Broadnax
Contact email: jbroadnax@addisontx.gov
Contact phone (214) 534-0387
Listing expires: May 20, 2026
Public Administration + Public Policy
More opportunities will be available here!
Start Building your Resume
Handshake: UTA Lockheed Martin Career Development Center Employment Resource
Find part-time, full-time, and internship opportunities, learn about in job fairs, on-campus interviews, and other career events in our HireaMAV Job Listing Database.
Handshake Login
Getting started is easy!
Just contact careers@uta.edu to find out your log in information, make sure your profile is complete and up to date and then upload your resume.
We do our very best to protect students from job or internship scams aimed at college students. The presence of job or internship ads on this web site does not indicate an endorsement or recommendation from UTA.
Overview
Overview
American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS)
American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
Interior Design Student Group (IDSG)
Latinos In Architecture (LiA)
National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS)
PhD Consortium
Student Planning Association (SPA)
Tau Sigma Delta
Walkable Arlington
Woman's Transportation Seminar (WTS)
Student Employment
Student Accolades
Overview
ARCH 1342 Wheat
ARCH 2551 Boswell
ARCH 3554 Nason
ARCH 3554 Youssefzadeh
ARCH 4557 MacBride
ARCH 4557 Rusher
Graduate Work Overview
ARCH 5594 Faruqui + Dang
ARCH 5670 Jeong
ARCH 5672 Farqui + Dang
Bridge Design Competition
CAPPA 10 Logo Competition
Graduate Assistantships
Study Abroad
Visiting Scholar Program
Career Fair
Third Party Disclaimer
By linking from this site to other web sites, UTA does not endorse and does not assume any liability for acts or omissions by third parties or for material supplied by them. UTA is not responsible for safety, wages, working conditions, or other aspects of off-campus employment or internships. It is the responsibility of students and alumni to research the integrity of the organizations to which they are applying. We advise you to use caution and common sense when applying for any position with an organization or private party.
Address
College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs
601 W. Nedderman Drive
Suite 203
Arlington, TX 76019-0108
Connect with us
CAPPA Facebook
CAPPA Instagram
CAPPA LinkedIn
Important Links
Give to CAPPA
News
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