As the school year comes to an end and summer begins, we are excited to pass our knowledge and experience to the next generation of leaders in the engineering industry. One of our most cherished core values is ensuring that our employees feel empowered, and this extends to our internship program.
For over a decade, Great West has been proud to offer “real world engineering experience” to a select group of summer engineering interns. Each intern works under the supervision of a senior engineer, gaining hands-on project experience and valuable knowledge as they prepare to enter the workforce. We are eager to introduce the new faces you may encounter in our offices and on job sites!
Addison Little
Billings Office – Municipal Engineering Intern
School: Montana State University
Projected Graduation: May 2025
Major: Environmental Engineering (Water Resources Minor)
Originally From: Washington Court House, Ohio
What Drives Addison to be an Engineer: The opportunity to encounter new projects throughout my career.
Interesting/Fun Fact: I like to bake and decorate birthday cakes.
Hailey Holloway
Boise Office – Municipal Engineering Intern
School: University of Idaho
Projected Graduation: Spring of 2025
Major: Civil Engineering
Originally From: Meridian, Idaho
What Drives Hailey to be an Engineer: I am driven to be an engineer, specifically a Civil Engineer, because of my desire to improve communities and solve problems that impact people’s daily lives.
Interesting/Fun Fact: I am a member of Pi Beta Phi at the University of Idaho, and I am serving as the recruitment chair for the second consecutive year.
Sam Vered
Helena Office – Municipal Engineering Intern
School: Montana State University
Projected Graduation: December of 2025
Major: Environmental Engineering
Originally From: Oregon
What Drives Sam to be an Engineer: I’m driven to be an engineer by curiosity about why things are the way they are.
Interesting/Fun Fact: I worked on a documentary called “The Dolphin Dilemma,” about how climate change is affecting dolphins that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in France this year.
Kyle Schulz
Helena Office – Municipal Engineering Intern
School: University of Idaho
Projected Graduation: I’ve already earned my bachelor’s degree; I should be graduating with my master’s degree by Spring of 2026.
Major: Civil Engineering
Originally From: McCall, Idaho
What Drives Kyle to be an Engineer: As I’ve gotten more into engineering, I’ve been driven more by the strive to help local communities by providing them with critical infrastructure such as clean drinking water or sufficient water treatment. It’s surprising to realize how many small communities throughout Idaho and Montana do not have proper access to these necessities, and it feels good that we can help them out with not only the design of such systems, but also with the funding of them.
Interesting/Fun Fact: I’m a hockey goaltender so I like getting hit with pucks for fun.
Kyla Scheer
Helena Office – Natural Resources Engineering Intern
School: Montana State University
Projected Graduation: December 2024
Major: Environmental Engineering
Originally From: Big Lake, MN
What Drives Kyla to be an Engineer: The constant problem-solving and finding solutions that benefit both people and the planet.
Interesting/Fun Fact: I once had a cow named after me.
Brooke Robinson
Helena Office – Transportation Engineering Intern
School: Montana State University
Projected Graduation: Spring of 2025
Major: Environmental Engineering
Originally From: Minnesota
What Drives Brooke to be an Engineer: I am passionate about making a positive impact on the environment and people around me. I also enjoy being creative and coming up with solutions for complex problems.
Interesting/Fun Fact: One fun fact about me is that I grew up on a sod farm!
Click here to learn more about an internship with Great West Engineering and all we have to offer to students and recent grads!
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