Job Summary: Join this successful team by supporting technical tasks, preparing reports and projects, and participating in technical visits at a company committed to transforming the Brazilian highway system. Key Highlights: 1. Technical support and report preparation 2. Participation in technical and field visits 3. Opportunity to transform the Brazilian highway system Via Brasil BR-163, a company of the Conasa Group, is the concessionaire responsible for managing the 1,009 kilometers connecting Mato Grosso to ports in Pará, serving 12 municipalities between Sinop, Mato Grosso, and ports in Miritituba, Pará. The stretch is one of the main corridors for transporting grain production from the Central-West and Northern regions, linking agribusiness output to the port terminals of the North Arc (Tapajós River). The contract spans 10 years and includes over R$ 2 billion in investments allocated to operations, maintenance, monitoring, conservation, implementation of improvements, and service provision to users. Join this successful team! We look forward to your application. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Support for technical tasks related to sanitary demand calculations; * Support in preparing technical and financing reports; * Support in developing projects and sketches; * Support in technical and field visits; * Support in cartography and registration activities; **Requirements and Qualifications** * Currently enrolled in an undergraduate program in Civil Engineering or related fields (**from** the 4th semester onward, **mandatory**); * AutoCAD (**Desirable**); * Excel – Intermediate level (**Desirable**). **Additional Information** * Internship stipend: R$ 600.00 per month; * Meal allowance; * Starbem; * Gympass; * Corporate university – Construa. **Via Brasil BR-163 is the concessionaire responsible for the 1,009-kilometer BR-163 highway segment between Sinop (MT) and the port of Miritituba (PA).** It is the first federal concession in Brazil’s North Region, with a 10-year duration. The contract was signed in April 2022 and represents a section of significant economic importance, linking Mato Grosso to ports in Pará. Currently under construction, the highway will enter operation by the end of this year, representing a major opportunity for new placements. The company belongs to the Conasa Infrastructure Group, which also operates in basic sanitation and public lighting sectors, and is **present in 9 Brazilian states**, contributing to national development through infrastructure investments. Via Brasil BR-163 implements a management system based on industry best practices and embraces values that foster the socioeconomic development of the regions it serves by enabling investments and delivering excellence in services. Our team is just beginning, offering opportunities for numerous talents dedicated to transforming the Brazilian highway system every day. We seek innovative, collaborative individuals who embrace challenges and wish to be part of this transformation. Do you identify with this? Explore our opportunities! **Via Brasil BR-163: a new era!**