Overview
Introduction
Interning with GE Aerospace allows students to see if the aerospace field is a good fit for them by providing real-life work as well as networking opportunities with experts in the industry.
Internship Program Stats
How To Apply
Students can apply using the careers portal link here.
https://jobs.gecareers.com/aviation/global/en/us-internships
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About the Program
The GE Aerospace internship program runs from 10 to 12 weeks, depending on the area an intern is in, and takes place in either the summer or fall. The internship program allows students to get real-world experience in the aerospace industry, whether they are STEM-inclined or not. Interns can work in a variety of areas, including sales and marketing, digital technology, engineering, finance, human resources, legal, and manufacturing and supply chain. The company provides relocation and stipend...
About the Company
GE Aerospace, a subsidiary of General Electric, is one of the top global suppliers of jet and turboprop engines, components, and integrated systems for commercial and military aircraft. It works on a variety of products, including the Leap turbofans, which power the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 Max passenger jets. Operating under the name of General Electric Aircraft Engines until 2005, and GE Aviation until 2022, the engine maker holds about 16% of the world’s commercial aircraft engine market...
Intern Reviews
- “The general attitude towards work-life balance is amazing. Everyone is very understanding if a personal matter comes up or you need to leave a little early one day for personal reasons. The flexibility to work from home and in the office was also great. As is the ability to have flexible start and end dates.”
- “I think that GE does a really good job at work/life balance for interns, but not for all positions. ...
- “The general attitude towards work-life balance is amazing. Everyone is very understanding if a personal matter comes up or you need to leave a little early one day for personal reasons. The flexibility to work from home and in the office was also great. As is the ability to have flexible start and end dates.”
- “I think that GE does a really good job at work/life balance for interns, but not for all positions. When working in manufacturing, it is not an expectation to have any flexibility with your hours: you usually work the hours of first (or second/third) shift.”
- “The company emphasizes the importance of maintaining a healthy work/life balance and focuses on ensuring the workplace is a safe, welcoming environment where everyone feels welcome and belonging. During each of my three rotations, I have worked as a full-time intern working 40 hours per week. I found this to be an extremely reasonable schedule, especially considering the environment and benefits.”
- “Everyone you meet is super nice and willing to help you in any way possible. There is an option to make up missed hours virtually, and office conditions are satisfactory”
Getting Hired Here
- “Pay is comparable to other companies with similar positions.”
- “The housing and relocation stipend is a very helpful benefit. …”
- “I was very happy with my compensation rate. I felt it accurately reflected the hard work and skills I brought to the internship. On any business trips, happy hours, and team dinners, all of my expenses were covered by the company.”&...
- “Pay is comparable to other companies with similar positions.”
- “The housing and relocation stipend is a very helpful benefit. …”
- “I was very happy with my compensation rate. I felt it accurately reflected the hard work and skills I brought to the internship. On any business trips, happy hours, and team dinners, all of my expenses were covered by the company.”
- “The pay for an internship is definitely above average when compared to other internships in this field, but I think could be more competitive with some of the other large companies that offer pay that is much higher.”