Civil Design & Drafting Intern

Join Cube Highways in Delhi as a Civil Design & Drafting Intern. This entry-level civil engineering internship is designed for candidates early in their journey who are eager to turn classroom knowledge — structures, surveying, estimation, drawings — into hands-on experience on real, business-facing projects. As a Civil Design & Drafting Intern, you will work closely with experienced civil engineers on day-to-day work that directly supports the project's goals. Your core focus will be preparing detailed civil design and construction drawings. You will get structured onboarding, regular feedback, and the chance to own tasks end to end rather than just observing. This is a genuine learning role: questions are encouraged, safety and quality come first, and your growth as an engineer is taken seriously. What you'll do day to day: • drafting plans, sections and details in AutoCAD • preparing GA and reinforcement drawings • incorporating design revisions and markups • maintaining the drawing register • collaborating with the team, reading drawings, and acting on feedback from senior engineers. You'll build hands-on experience with AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Drafting, Detailing, GD&T, Drawing Reading — the exact tools and skills that make a civil fresher stand out. No prior work experience is required; a genuine interest in civil engineering, sound fundamentals in structures/surveying/estimation, and a willingness to learn on site matter far more than a polished CV. Who should apply: final-year students or recent graduates in B.Tech / B.E. Civil, Diploma in Civil Engineering, or M.Tech (Structural / Construction Management), based in or willing to work from Delhi. If you have done any site training, college projects, drawings or estimates on your own, that is a strong plus. Expect to leave with hands-on exposure to industry tools and site processes, a portfolio of real work, and the kind of practical confidence that sets strong civil freshers apart in the job market. Outstanding interns can convert to a full-time civil engineering offer at the end of the internship. Ready to start your civil engineering career with Cube Highways in Delhi? Click Apply Now to submit your application through MyInternships.in — if you are not logged in you will be asked to sign in first, and shortlisted candidates are contacted directly. Responsibilities: drafting plans, sections and details in AutoCAD; preparing GA and reinforcement drawings; incorporating design revisions and markups; maintaining the drawing register; Collaborate with the project team and document your work; Take ownership of assigned tasks and act on senior engineers' feedback. Requirements: Pursuing or recently completed B.Tech / B.E. / Diploma in Civil Engineering (or M.Tech Structural/Construction Mgmt); Foundational knowledge of AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Drafting; Ability to read drawings, good communication and a genuine willingness to learn on site; Based in or open to working from Delhi; Site training, college projects, drawings or estimates you can show (a plus, not mandatory).

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