| Requirements: | What majors does Boeing usually look for?
* Engineering * Engineering Technology * Computer Science * Mathematics * Business...
What skills do I need? You should possess a good understanding of the following disciplines:
* Engineering science fundamentals * Mathematics, including statistics * Physical and life sciences * Information technology * Design and manufacturing processes * and most importantly, teamwork.
Prospective interns also should be able to think critically and creatively, and work independently and cooperatively. Other qualities we look for include the ability to adapt to rapid or major change, a desire for lifelong learning, the highest ethical standards, and excellent communication skills. |
| Description: | Boeing provides a breadth of opportunities, from commercial aircraft, to next-generation military aircraft, to spacecraft and beyond. There are exciting business opportunities, as well. Boeing offers competitive salaries and excellent benefits, including video facilities where you can continue your attendance at many of the nation's top universities.
Internships also are a great time to explore new places. From Seattle to Cocoa Beach, Boeing's facilities are found in some of the most desirable destinations in America. But it's the projects you'll work on that really make the difference. You might help develop integrated circuits for a mission to Mars, sophisticated anti-tank weaponry, or microelectromechanical (MEM) load sensors for commercial airliners.
Internships include: Electrical Engineers, Industrial Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Computer Engineers, Aerodynamics Engineers, Information Systems Analysts, Technical Designers, Systems Analysts, Systems Programmers and Database Administrators.
Example: the Boeing Commercial Airplanes Aerodynamics Engineering was responsible for supporting the operation of the Boeing fleet of aircraft including the 707, 727, 737, 747, 757, 767, 777 and derivative models. The primary purpose of this group is to provide technical expertise in the area of airplane performance to a number of internal Boeing customers, and occasionally, to external customers who operate the aircraft. As a member of the Wide Body Fleet Support group, the intern responded to a request from Lauda Air, an Austrian carrier. The intern evaluated the climb capability and takeoff profile of their fleet of 767-300 aircraft out of an airport in Milan.
An internship with Boeing isn't all work - you'll have the opportunity to participate in social activities ranging from guided tours to paintball games to kayaking excursions. Join us! You'll find the time you spend at Boeing to be as fun as it is rewarding. |