Construction Management Intern | Summer 2026

About the position

Tractor Supply Company is currently hiring for our Summer 2026 Construction Management Internship Program at our Store Support Center located in Brentwood, TN! Our Summer 2026 Construction Management Internship is designed for students interested in pursuing a career in construction or project management by providing hands-on exposure to the planning, coordination, and execution of store construction and remodel projects across Tractor Supply’s nationwide footprint. Based at our Store Support Center in Brentwood, TN, this internship also offers opportunities to travel to active job sites, giving interns a firsthand look at how projects move from concept to completion. Over the course of the internship, you’ll gain experience across all aspects of construction project management—from administrative coordination and vendor communication to strategic planning and timeline management—while learning directly from industry professionals. With more than 2,400 stores across 49 states and 80–100 new locations opening each year, this fast-paced role offers a well-rounded, real-world experience supporting the growth of the nation’s largest rural lifestyle retailer.

Responsibilities

  • Project Management Support: Under direct supervision, assist the Construction Management team in monitoring developers, general contractors, architects, and vendors to support construction and remodel projects while learning how contract requirements, building standards, and schedules are maintained.
  • Scheduling & Tracking: Support the coordination and maintenance of construction project schedules using project tracking and management tools to gain exposure to timeline management and execution strategies.
  • Estimating & Budget Support: Assist with budget tracking and cost documentation while learning how project budgets are developed in alignment with Tractor Supply construction standards and processes.
  • Plan & Scope Development: Support plan development efforts by assisting with scope of work documentation, reviewing construction plans, and helping identify potential discrepancies for escalation to leadership.
  • Field Exposure & Site Support: Participate in site visits alongside Construction team members to active construction environments. Travel may be required.
  • Pay Applications & Closeout Support: Assist with pay application processing, project closeout documentation, and post-project follow-up activities.

Requirements

  • Currently pursuing a bachelor's in construction management, engineering, or related field
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to travel, as needed, to accompany leadership to active job sites
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment
  • Ability to relocate to the Greater Nashville Area for the duration of the internship

Nice-to-haves

  • Customer-orientation and desire to support a retail organization
  • Desire to build a career in construction management

Benefits

  • Competitive hourly rate of pay
  • Mentorship and guidance from experienced marketing professionals
  • Networking and developmental opportunities to grow as a young professional
  • Exposure to a leading retail brand and operations
  • Relocation is available to eligible candidates
  • Potential for future career opportunities within Tractor Supply Co
  • company-paid life and disability insurance
  • paid parental leave
  • tuition reimbursement
  • family planning resources such as adoption and surrogacy assistance
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