Boeing

Software Engineer

• Support engineering projects in space systems, military systems, commercial aircraft, or technology development
• Work directly with a mentor in the field of study to solve real-world problems
• Tour Boeing manufacturing and research facilities
• Interact with company leaders about strategy and Boeing’s future
• Build a professional network through social events and activities
• Develop skills and knowledge for a future aerospace career
• Work onsite, hybrid, or virtually depending on the specific position

Engineering Intern

Full-stack Engineer

• Design, implement, and maintain responsive, accessible, and performant JavaScript/TypeScript applications using modern frontend frameworks
• Own end-to-end frontend features from design and implementation through testing and delivery
• Write and maintain unit and integration tests
• Conduct constructive code reviews and mentor engineers on best practices
• Collaborate with product owners, UX designers, backend engineers, and QA
• Use Git for source control and run CI/CD pipelines
• Work in Docker-based development environments and coordinate with OS/DevOps teams
• Monitor web standards, browser support, and emerging web platform features
• Contribute to estimation, sprint planning, and continuous process improvement

Fullstack Software Engineer

Engineer

• Participate in an approximately 3-year engineering rotation program across different engineering organizations
• Rotate through technical fields including Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Systems Engineering at six- to twelve-month intervals
• Gain hands-on exposure to satellite, network communications, and information assurance technologies, program lifecycles, design, and end-to-end systems
• Support roles involving space electronics, spacecraft systems engineering, thermal and structural design/analysis, antenna design, and integration and test
• Engage in special technical projects
• Volunteer for events such as Engineers Week (E-Week)
• Learn and implement Lean engineering principles and techniques
• Build relationships with coaches, counselors, mentors, and leadership team members
• Develop toward future technical or managerial career positions
• Network with leadership across different engineering organizations upon program graduation

Entry Level Engineer – Satellite/Space Systems Rotational Program

General

• Set up and operate power-operated NC-controlled tube benders
• Inspect, pressure test, clean, vapor degrease, swage, square, deburr, mark, finish, trim, cut, identify, mask, cap, preserve, and apply color identification to tubes
• Install Wiggins, Dynatube, DME, Gamah, Ringlok, Perma Swage, Cryofit, Sierracin Harrison, and AN fittings
• Perform end-form operations including sizing, veiling, beading, shrinking, saddling, flaring, expanding, and reducing
• Route and trial-fit tubes on aircraft and mock-ups to determine tube size and shape
• Perform sheet metal fabrication, spray painting, welding, chemical processing, plating, hand/machine sewing, composite fabrication, layup, drilling, and repair as needed
• Assemble precision and prototype assemblies
• Set up and operate ream fixtures for drilling, reaming, countersinking, spot-facing, honing, and boring
• Perform engineering tests of production parts and equipment with design, industrial engineering, and production operations
• Partner with design to modify and fabricate tools, parts, and prototype tooling
• Inspect tools periodically for repair
• Develop, prepare, and maintain documentation for design, fabrication, manufacturing, testing, tooling, equipment, and calibration
• Bench-assemble electrical or electronic components into assemblies and systems
• Machine new and replacement parts for precision-built tools and machine parts
• Apply paint, fill/fair, and special coatings
• Manage daily work schedules, coordinate team communication, participate in team meetings, and commit to team goals and metrics
• Initiate process improvements and implement lean best practices
• Work any assigned shift and travel up to 10%

Process Mechanic – Tube Bender

• Develop and validate complex weight, balance, and mass properties data for aerospace vehicle design and performance
• Estimate, measure, and verify mass, weight, stiffness, and inertial properties of aerospace components and systems
• Define design requirements and maintain weight and balance accounting systems
• Generate detailed reports for internal and customer use
• Lead weight control efforts and advise on vehicle/system configurations affecting mass properties
• Collaborate with flight systems engineering and cross-functional teams on customer specifications and program objectives
• Implement process improvements and advanced tools to enhance weight analysis capabilities
• Communicate technical information and operate under general direction with focus on safety, quality, and business objectives
• Travel domestically and/or internationally up to 10% as required

Weights and Mass Properties Engineer

Human Resources

• Participate in a 10–12 week Human Resources internship during Summer 2027
• Apply education to meaningful Human Resources projects
• Develop Human Resources acumen, business acumen, problem-solving, execution, and growth-mindset skills
• Tour Boeing manufacturing and research facilities
• Work directly with a mentor to solve real-world problems
• Interact with company leaders regarding Boeing strategy and future direction
• Build a professional network through social events and engaging activities
• Gain skills and knowledge for future leadership in the aerospace industry

Business Internship Program – Human Resources

Security Engineer

• Assist in delivering best-in-class technological solutions for Boeing’s global business, partners, and customers
• Apply classroom theory to high-impact practical projects
• Work on projects that sharpen existing technical skills and build new competencies
• Collaborate within teams to tackle complex, real-world challenges
• Work directly with a mentor to solve real-world problems
• Participate in facility tours, leadership discussions, social events, and professional networking activities
• Gain skills and knowledge for future leadership in the aerospace industry

Summer Internship Program – Information Digital Technology & Security

• Support corporate site security, aviation security, emergency preparedness, business resilience, and fire protection engineering activities
• Contribute to real-world projects within the assigned function
• Support daily operations involving risk assessments, access-control and camera-system monitoring, airport and airfield security protocols, and compliance documentation
• Collaborate cross-functionally with facilities, operations, legal, and emergency response teams
• Help design and test emergency exercises and business continuity playbooks
• Analyze vulnerabilities and mitigation options
• Assist with industrial fire engineering assessments
• Translate technical findings into clear stakeholder briefings
• Support aviation security audits and access-control improvements
• Contribute to after-action reports supporting future resilience

Intern, Security & Fire Operation

• Work directly with a mentor to solve real-world problems
• Evaluate employee work in factory and office environments to identify ergonomic risks
• Develop solutions to reduce or eliminate ergonomic stressors
• Gain hands-on industrial hygiene sampling experience in varied environments
• Analyze industrial hygiene data and help develop exposure-reduction solutions
• Evaluate health and safety risks and maintain regulatory compliance
• Collaborate with EHS and engineering teams on tooling, technology, and process changes
• Support airplane programs and/or Boeing Defense, Space, and Security operations
• Work across environmental disciplines including air quality, storm water, hazardous waste, solid waste, industrial wastewater, spill prevention, and underground storage tanks
• Support conservation, sustainability, and regulatory-compliance initiatives

Intern, Environment, Health, and Safety

Communications

• Support and collaborate with Communications, Boeing Global Engagement, business unit, and functional team members, including leadership teams
• Write, edit, and develop messages, stories, and speeches
• Develop website and social media content
• Create videos
• Provide event management support for community sponsorships
• Assist with development and execution of strategic communications plans and branding strategies
• Support enterprise-wide and business-unit branding initiatives
• Apply advanced communications techniques
• Represent Boeing energetically at community-facing events
• Work some weekend days throughout the summer in support of sponsorship activations

Communications Intern

Sales

• Work directly with a mentor to solve real-world problems
• Tour Boeing manufacturing and research facilities
• Interact with company leaders about strategy and Boeing’s future
• Build a professional network through social events and activities
• Apply academic knowledge to meaningful Sales & Marketing projects
• Develop industry forecasts for passenger, cargo, business, and general aviation traffic
• Analyze complex datasets and communicate actionable insights
• Conduct value assessments and Net Present Value analyses
• Analyze market opportunities, customer needs, competitive landscapes, forecasting, segmentation, win-loss, and pricing sensitivity
• Develop and execute go-to-market plans, campaign strategies, and marketing strategies
• Create physical and digital marketing content, messaging, sales training materials, and customer collateral
• Coordinate event logistics and support product demonstrations
• Generate leads using market data, Voice of Customer insights, analytical models, and economic trends
• Create value analysis models and support sales with existing models and ad hoc analyses
• Support internal and external stakeholders, sales teams, and customer engagements

Summer Internship Program – Sales and Marketing

Program Specialist

• Support reviews of proposals, contracts, regulatory, program, and customer requirements
• Ensure safety and quality are embedded in plans and practices
• Assist with maintaining Quality directives, policies, processes, procedures, and metrics
• Collect and analyze data to identify root causes of routine problems
• Drive continuous improvement and innovation
• Research and analyze performance reports to enhance process capability
• Prepare for hardware, software, and system-level audits
• Compile data for material review disposition
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams
• Work with a mentor on real-world safety and quality problems
• Tour Boeing manufacturing and research facilities
• Interact with company leaders
• Attend networking events, development seminars, and executive engagements

Quality Specialist – Internship

QA Engineer

• Collaborate with production and engineering teams to support product quality assurance across design, manufacturing, and production systems
• Support implementation of quality principles, processes, and metrics to reduce defects and improve customer satisfaction
• Support quality readiness assessments and product maturity validation through data analysis and risk mitigation planning
• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives, including root cause analysis, corrective/preventive action, and statistical process control
• Help develop, review, and maintain Quality Management System documentation in compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements
• Assist with design risk analysis, verification planning, and quality inspections
• Partner with Supplier Quality and Supply Chain teams to ensure suppliers meet Boeing quality requirements
• Support supplier capability assessments, process validations, and quality system audits
• Assist with sampling plans and First Article Inspections to verify supplier product conformance
• Participate in corrective actions related to supplier nonconformance and drive supplier quality improvements
• Communicate engineering requirements with suppliers and internal teams
• Support Supplier Control Audits and supplier performance metric tracking
• Work with a mentor to solve real-world safety and quality problems
• Tour Boeing manufacturing and research facilities
• Interact with company leaders and attend networking, development, and executive events

Quality Engineering Intern

Program Manager

• Work directly with a mentor to solve real-world problems
• Tour Boeing manufacturing and research facilities
• Interact with company leaders about strategy and Boeing’s future
• Build a professional network through social events and activities
• Support Global Real Estate and Facilities maintenance of Boeing buildings and infrastructure
• Receive, validate, and log facilities service requests
• Meet customers, evaluate requests, create tactical plans, define requirements, and identify design options
• Compile headcount and business-plan data for forecasting
• Manage site assets and develop scenarios with scope, schedule, and budget alternatives
• Develop and communicate proposals to stakeholders
• Respond to customer requests related to buildings, equipment, and systems
• Conduct feasibility studies and research for programs or projects
• Analyze data on buildings, equipment, systems, processes, and procedures and implement improvements
• Gather requirements, evaluate technology solutions, support security assessments, develop implementation plans, and support facilities technology deployments
• Analyze and improve operational workflows and present input on business objectives
• Maintain program, customer, supplier, and compliance status data
• Assist with research, planning, and implementation of change-management initiatives
• Develop change-management plans, identify impacts and stakeholders, and conduct and analyze surveys
• Maintain accurate records, reporting, data analytics, and communications across property-management systems
• Produce property-management lifecycle metrics
• Reconcile physical inventory results and research missing-property records
• Review contracts for Government Property requirements
• Conduct Property Management System health assessments

Internship – Global Real Estate and Facilities, Property Management

• Support a production team or organization integrated with the Boeing Production System
• Work within a small team of 5–10 people under the guidance of a team lead
• Complete a statement of work with milestone check-ins with the team lead and manager
• Identify ways to reduce risks and improve safety, quality, cost, and flow
• Reduce or eliminate safety and ergonomic issues
• Improve quality defect trends
• Analyze performance against daily schedules or orders
• Reduce non-value-added work
• Create and maintain operating plans, scenario plans, readiness assessments, and disruption recovery plans
• Work in a factory or on the flightline, splitting time between office and production environments
• Adhere to PPE requirements for the work area
• Collaborate with support functions and participate in intern networking and development activities