Gain real-world experience, hands-on training, and a solid foundation for a career in construction with our internships and early career programs.
You will get to work on real projects, making real impacts in our community.
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Learn by Doing

Internships at Marksmen GC are a great opportunity for long-term thinkers to develop their construction prowess across a range of construction types and delivery methods. You will be asked to leverage technology to increase efficiency and effectiveness, participate in a broad range of project planning and coordination duties, and experience multiple departments within the company. You will have daily opportunities to contribute to, and learn from, the team. You won't be pushing a broom or fetching coffee. You will be an active member of a project team.

Guided by Mentors

As a member of a project team, you can expect guidance and mentorship from everyone on the team. From the seasoned Sr. Project Managers and Superintendents to the recent graduate who may only be a year or two ahead of you. Everyone on the team is an advocate who wants you to succeed.

Make your Mark

A successful intern at Marksmen GC is one who is ready to roll up their sleeves and immerse themselves in our world. They need to exhibit our core values and believe in our mission and vision the same way that we do. Ideal interns are hungry to learn; they are hard-working and self-motivated. They are humble, lacking big egos and always team oriented. Lastly, they are smart. No we don't mean book smart, though that's always a plus! Our most successful interns, and those most likely to get a full-time offer, are emotionally intelligent exhibiting a common sense about people.

Growth Opportunities

We champion a well-rounded approach to preparing for a career in construction. We believe it's best to combine hands-on experience with traditional classroom learning. Our internships and early career opportunities are designed to give students and recent graduates a solid understanding of the construction industry in the real world. As an intern, you will get to work on real projects, making real impacts in our community.

What past interns say–
Samantha Sanchez
Project Engineer

For Samantha, her internship at Marksmen GC was more than just hands-on experience—it was an introduction to a culture that values teamwork, learning, and the stories behind the people who build. The relationships she formed and the lessons she learned shaped her confidence in the field. Her advice to new interns? Keep moving forward. Progress might feel slow, but when you look back at day one, you’ll see just how far you’ve come. She stays motivated with “fire music” to start her day and focused on the end goal—gaining knowledge and seeing the final result take shape.

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Samantha
Matt Wendtland
Assistant Project Manager

Matt’s journey into construction started with a deep appreciation for architecture—especially timeless stone buildings and classic wooden taverns. He was drawn to the idea of creating structures that serve communities and stand the test of time. As a Marksmen GC intern, he quickly learned that construction is more than just building—it’s problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork. His most memorable project, Fire Station 123, came with its fair share of challenges, but overcoming them made the final result even more rewarding. His advice to interns? Stay humble, ask questions, and never stop learning. When challenges arise, he leans on his faith to stay focused, finding clarity and strength through prayer and reflection.

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Matt
Emilse Chulin
Assistant Project Manager

Emilse was drawn to construction by the satisfaction of building something real, something that lasts for generations. Seeing projects come to life has only deepened her passion for the industry. Her first project at Marksmen GC, Stinson Middle School, was a trial by fire, but one that left a lasting impact. As an intern, she tackled challenges head-on and walked away with lessons that still shape her career today. Her advice to those just starting out? Be a sponge—soak up everything you can, because in this industry, the learning never stops.

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Emilse
Upcoming Career Fairs
September 18, 2025
Texas A&M University
Construction Science Career Fair
Legends Event Center