At Wharton-Smith, we believe exceptional projects begin with exceptional people. That's why we've spent more than four decades creating an environment where individuals can build meaningful careers while making a lasting impact on the communities we serve. From the field to the office, every team member plays a role in building what matters.

Wharton-Smith is a full-service commercial construction company headquartered in Sanford, Florida. As the #89 Top Contractor in the Nation, we specialize in collaborative delivery methods for water/wastewater infrastructure, K-12 and higher education, municipal/public sector projects, and commercial construction through CMAR and Design-Build expertise.
With over 40 years of experience and a "Hire to Retire" philosophy, every team member has a personal stake in delivering excellence through tenured careers. We are committed to fostering top talent, starting with our industry-leading student internship programs. Come work with us!




























Five principles that guide every decision - from bidding a project to mentoring an intern.

We trust one another to do the right thing.

We stand by what is right, not by what is convenient.

We conduct ourselves at all times in a manner that is beyond reproach.

We are personally committed to delivering on our promises with urgency.

We personally strive to perform better in everything we do and commit to consistently evaluating
View some of our sectors below.
Come find us at career fairs across the Southeast.
Here's what to bring and what to expect.

Talk directly with PMs, engineers, and recruiters about day-to-day life in construction.

Hear about $50M+ water treatment facilities and new K-12 campuses you could work on.

10-12 week summer program: mentorship, project rotations, lunch-and-learns, capstone.
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Bring your resume for on-the-spot feedback — we'll tell you what stands out and what to improve.
Apply for an internship — spots are limited
Check out our full career fair schedule to find us at your school this fall.