I was a project engineer intern for the Kaiser Permanente Hospital Renovation Project in San Francisco. The project focused on many areas of the operation room floor that needed to be updated to medical standards and the latest body scanning equipment. Other smaller projects that my team worked on was a generator, the women's locker room, the substerile rooms, and the lounge area for employees to eat in. Even though I spent a lot of my time at my desk, I was able to connect with all of my team and also spent some time on the site in the early mornings (around 4 am!) to see the construction happening. Not only was I exposed to meeting people on my project and the subcontractors, but going to intern events and touring other WT projects around the Bay Area was really cool to see. I've met amazing interns from all across the nation and some great interns that live right next to me! This internship showed me how real full-time jobs work and how efficient it is to use programs like Bluebeam or Structionsite to see the progression of how the buildings come to life!

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