Transportation Planning Intern

(Multiple states)
Internship
Student (College)
 [Note: This position is for current undergraduate and graduate students only. This paid intern position must report in-person to either our Washington, DC, Boston, MA, or Philadelphia, PA offices.] 
 
Applications for this position must be submitted no later than February 14, 2026. 
Join a leading transportation and transit planning company and advance your career! Foursquare Integrated Transportation Planning, Inc. (Foursquare ITP) is looking for qualified, motivated, passionate, and diverse candidates for transportation planning interns at both the undergraduate and graduate level. This position provides the opportunity to contribute to a wide variety of transportation planning projects across the United States and learn from some of the best and brightest in the industry. 
Foursquare ITP’s transportation planning work is focused in the following areas: 
  • Transit service planning,  
  • Transit operations and facilities planning,  
  • Microtransit and new mobility,  
  • Regional and statewide planning,  
  • BRT, bus priority, and corridor planning,  
  • Transportation demand management,  
  • Micromobility and active transportation, and  
  • Strategic and financial planning.  
This work is supported by four cross-cutting teams focused on: Data Science, Design and Visualization, Public and Stakeholder Engagement, and GIS. 
 
Foursquare ITP’s work is centered on our four core values, and we are looking for someone who lives these every day:   
 
Passion for the Profession 
Our success is rooted in our belief in and passion for our work, meeting all challenges with the appropriate set of skills, knowledge, and the desire to do our best. 
 
Dedication to Our Clients 
We approach our clients with integrity, open communication, and collaboration to ensure that their needs are being met. Each client receives the personal attention, respect, and high-quality work for which we are known. 
 
Investment in Each Other 
We respect all team members professionally and personally. We focus on continuous professional growth and improvement and promote a healthy balance between work and outside endeavors. 
 
Positive Outlook 
Our team is driven by a can-do spirit and a strong work ethic, applying our adaptability and resourcefulness to every task. We truly enjoy our work and bring a positive attitude that is evident in everything we do. 
 
Role  
The selected candidate will participate in transportation planning work as part of a team and will be responsible for tasks such as data analysis and reporting; mapping, graphics, and visualization; use of technical tools; innovative research; and meeting participation on a wide variety of transportation projects. Our intern coordinators will match candidates with projects based on experience, interest, and skills, such as transit development plans; transit service and operations planning; regional transportation plans; bus rapid transit and bus priority corridor plans; active transportation; transportation strategic planning and performance monitoring; transportation demand management planning; and microtransit and micromobility planning. 
 
Interns will also complete internal training modules immediately relevant to their project work, with topics including transit service planning, geospatial analysis, transportation demand management, and other topics. Additionally, interns will participate in coffee chats to learn directly from senior staff about their expertise and life in the transportation planning industry. 
 
Responsibilities will include:  
  • Participating in teams focused on a variety of project types with multiple project managers. 
  • Developing and applying a variety of methods for analysis. 
  • Conducting Geographic Information System (GIS) based analysis and developing legible maps for conveying complex information. 
  • Conducting primary and secondary research on a variety of topics. 
  • Writing to convey technical elements in reports. 
  • Visualizing and communicating complex information. 
  • Contributing to team discussions. 
  • Participating in public and stakeholder outreach. 
Required Skills and Experience  
In addition to having the appropriate training and skills, you must be a smart, motivated, self-starter who is passionate about transit and transportation planning and has excellent written and oral communication skills. 
 
Requirements vary by level for undergraduate and graduate applicants. Undergraduate students must be within two years of degree completion (i.e., no later than May/June 2028). All applicants must be enrolled in an accredited college or university taking at least one class in the Spring 2026 semester/quarter. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and possess unrestricted work authorization in the United States. 
Additionally, the selected candidate must have: 
  • Proficiency in the Microsoft Office suite, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. 
  • Proven writing, research, and analysis capabilities. 
Other desired, but not required, skills include: 
  • Experience with ArcGIS Pro Desktop and/or ArcGIS Online 
  • Experience with graphic design programs such as InDesign, Illustrator, SketchUp, Rhino. 
  • Familiarity with R and/or Python. 
  • Tableau or Power BI. 
Foursquare ITP enjoys a strong reputation and provides our team members with the opportunity to work on a wide variety of high-visibility, high-impact projects. Our company conducts a broad range of transportation planning studies, with specific expertise in transit service and operations planning, corridor studies, multimodal access planning, transportation demand management, strategic planning and performance measurement, and bike share planning. Foursquare ITP is a woman-owned business headquartered in downtown Washington, DC. We have more than 65 employees across the organization. 
 
The selected candidates for this position must be located within commuting distance of either our DC office at 1441 L Street NW, our Philadelphia, PA office at 30 South 17th Street or our Boston office at 131 Dartmouth Street. Interns must be in-office two days per week (minimum of 16 hours), with the option to work from home during additionally assigned hours. 
 
Compensation 
The compensation for this position is $20/hour for up to 40 hours per week. 

Foursquare ITP is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to providing equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment. 
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