Avionics & Electrical Systems Intern — Mentored, Paid, 10 Weeks

Textron; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 78,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Prepaid stipend

Mentorship

Hands-on project work

401(k) vesting

Flexible schedules

Job summary

Textron Aviation Inc. is offering a 10-week summer internship in Wichita, KS to gain hands-on experience in avionics and electrical systems. You will collaborate on real projects, draft wiring interfaces, and participate in validation activities.

The role requires pursuing an engineering BS (Electrical/Computing/Technology) with 60+ hours and coursework in writing, business, or programming is a plus. Onsite work is required, with a comprehensive mentorship program and career-ready training.

Qualifications

• Pursuing BS in Engineering (Electrical, Computer, or Technology) with 60+ credit hours.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Familiarity with electronic test equipment encouraged.

Responsibilities

• Prepare engineering drawings for avionics and electrical interfaces using CAD tools.
• Use electronic test equipment to verify design requirements and troubleshoot.
• Assist with test plans, certification plans, and related engineering documents.
• Draft technical descriptions of design/test materials.
• Contribute to system safety and function hazard analyses.

Skills

Communication

Analytical thinking

Test equipment experience

CATIA/CCD drafting

C/C++/assembly coursework

CATIA V5 knowledge

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical/Computer/Technology)

Tools

CATIA CADAM/CCD Drafting

Siemens Capital

Job description

Textron Aviation Inc. is offering a 10-week summer internship in Wichita, KS to gain hands-on experience in avionics and electrical systems. You will collaborate on real projects, draft wiring interfaces, and participate in validation activities.

The role requires pursuing an engineering BS (Electrical/Computing/Technology) with 60+ hours and coursework in writing, business, or programming is a plus. Onsite work is required, with a comprehensive mentorship program and career-ready training.