Aerospace Engineering Internship — 12 Months in Belfast

Boeing; Belfast City District; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

36 hour working week

Generous holidays

Defined Contribution pension

Life cover

Maternity-leave pay

GP services access

Occupational sick scheme

On-site Health department

Employee Assistance programme

Professional development

Advancement opportunities

Employee discounts

Free car-parking

Job summary

Short Brothers, a Boeing Company, in Belfast, offers 12-month Aerospace Engineering internships from Summer 2027 to Summer 2028 with a salary of £25,029.68 per year. Interns will work on real projects in the Engineering function, gaining hands-on experience in materials, structures, and design while collaborating across teams.

The role emphasizes learning, professional development, and opportunities to advance within a world‑leading aerospace group.

Qualifications

• Honours degree (minimum 2.2) in a relevant engineering subject with accreditation enabling CEng status.
• Work 36 hours per week, five days a week in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
• Positive, enthusiastic and hardworking with strong communication skills and genuine interest in aerospace.

Responsibilities

• Internship focuses on real-world experiences and live projects within the Engineering function.
• Opportunity to contribute to projects across design, materials, and processes.

Skills

Curious minds

Problem solving

Innovators

Team players

Strong communication

Education

Honours degree (minimum 2.2) in a relevant engineering subject

Job description

Short Brothers, a Boeing Company, in Belfast, offers 12-month Aerospace Engineering internships from Summer 2027 to Summer 2028 with a salary of £25,029.68 per year. Interns will work on real projects in the Engineering function, gaining hands-on experience in materials, structures, and design while collaborating across teams.

The role emphasizes learning, professional development, and opportunities to advance within a world‑leading aerospace group.