Are you up for the challenge? Become an ISG intern and do real work on real projects, in your backyard. Whether helping design sustainable storage ponds, participating in multi-phased community projects, or touring a state-of-the-art baseball field, ISG's interns learn quickly that Mondays don't suck.
Participate in workshops lead by our performance development team, building your skills and igniting personal growth.
Receive ongoing guidance and one-on-one support from an ISG mentor within your focus area, inspiring creative problem-solving and forward-thinking ideas.
Explore different career paths and opportunities within your field, gaining exposure to the industry to broaden skills and understanding.
Share your experience with the office and other teams, providing key takeaways, accomplishments, and growth from your internship.
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"As someone who started as an intern, it was motivating to see ISG's investment in career trajectories, playing a role in growth and success for everyone, no matter their role."
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ISG's Design Competition invites university students to showcase innovative, community-focused design solutions. Finalists have a chance to win $1,500 and gain recognition as future design leaders.
Congratulations to the 2026 winner, Devin Johnson, an landscape architecture student at North Dakota State University.
2nd Place: Rajesh Sarker – South Dakota State University, Architecture
3rd Place: Shima Goodarzi – North Dakota State University, Landscape Architecture
"The projects submitted to the ISG Design Competition were all quite impressive in their creativity and conceptual clarity. The winning schemes, in particular, combined strong concepts and thoughtful details, using both natural and architectural elements to solve functional problems and create elevated human experiences. The graphic and verbal presentations were a pleasure, as well. Congrats to all!"
– Beret Dickson, ISG Director of Design, 2026 ISG Design Competition Judge
Established in 2026, the Bryan Paulsen Legacy Scholarship awards $2,500 to an architecture student who reflects Bryan’s passion for design and commitment to making a positive impact through the built environment.
Science and Strategy Workshop for the Mississippi River Watershed, hosted by Tulane University in partnership with America’s Watershed Initiative and The Nature Conservancy, brought together practitioners from across the 31-state Mississippi River Basin to explore how research, policy and implementation are aligning to address shared challenges.
