Haskell intern Camila Moreno smiling in front of colorful artwork.
Intern Camila Moreno gained experience as she collaborated on the Madison Charter School project.

August 17, 2020

UF Intern Moreno Appreciates Her Real-World Experience

Working on a charter school project has provided experience that can’t be replicated in a class setting. 

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Although this is Camila Moreno’s first year as a member of Haskell’s Summer Internship Program, a previous glimpse inside the company set her up for success.

In Summer 2018, Moreno shadowed a Haskell architecture intern for the summer, observing the creation and editing of project layouts and experiencing how team members collaborated to design projects, such as the full-scale In ‘N’ Out facility in Lancaster, Texas. Fresh off her first year at the University of Florida, she lacked the design skills to contribute, but she took advantage of her opportunity to ask questions and better understand her chosen field.

“I was young – right out of freshman year,” Moreno said. “But they let me come in, watch, see what’s going on and listen to what they were working on.”

Returning as an architecture intern  in Summer 2020, she was ready to play a more active role. Her team created layouts and designs for Madison Charter School in Madison, Florida. Moreno assisted architects in upgrading models on Revit, a 3-D modeling application, designing exterior facades and editing floor plans.

Working on the Madison Charter School project has given her hands-on experience that she said can’t be replicated in a class setting.

“I’ve learned a lot more tricks in Revit, and I’m learning a lot more real-life complications and applications to the design process, which is interesting to now know and understand,” she said.

Now able to take on more responsibility, she enjoys the challenge of collaborating with architects on a project.

“Every day is a different experience,” Moreno said. “You never know what you’re going to get to do.”

About the writer: Ashton Erickson is a Haskell 2020 summer intern working in the Corporate Marketing department. She is a sophomore at the University of Florida majoring in Marketing and Economics.

Summer Intern Profile

Name: Camila Moreno
Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida
School: University of Florida
Major: Architecture
Internship assignment: Infrastructure & Transportation Architecture/Engineering – Jacksonville office
Years as Haskell intern: 1
Projected graduation: Spring 2021

About Haskell’s Summer Internship Program

Haskell welcomed 58 interns worldwide during Summer 2020, including 14 returning for a second year and two returning for a third. The Class of 2020 draws from a record 30 colleges and universities.

This year, Haskell’s interns are working at 12 different offices and 15 different jobsites across 11 different states, with one in Singapore.

Haskell’s Summer Internship Program produces results: 23 members of the 2019 class have joined the company as full-time employees.

Haskell delivers $2± billion annually in Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) and Consulting solutions to assure certainty of outcome for complex capital projects worldwide. Haskell is a global, fully integrated, single-source design-build and EPC firm with over 2,200 highly specialized, in-house design, construction and administrative professionals across industrial and commercial markets. With 20+ office locations around the globe, Haskell is a trusted partner for global and emerging clients.

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