Engines Engineering Co-op – Computer or Software Engineering – US – Fall 2027 - Returning Students
GE3 days ago
Lynn, MA, USAIntern
Responsibilities
- Contribute to the design of aircraft engine computer and software engineering systems for commercial and military applications.
- Work in areas such as engine controls, gas turbine engine sensors, electrical power systems, vehicle health and data management, data collection and computing systems, real-time data analytics, embedded controls, and engine test systems.
- Perform design, analysis, software requirements writing, software testing, simulation, tool development, and product or program support.
- Develop professional and technical skills through mentorship, training, and collaboration with interns and leaders.
Requirements
- Prior GE Aerospace intern experience is required.
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale without rounding.
- Currently attending a full-time matriculated and nationally accredited bachelor's or graduate program in computer engineering, computer science, software engineering, or a related major.
- Graduation date must be on or after July 2028.
- Must be willing and able to work in the United States, primarily in Cincinnati, Ohio, or Lynn, Massachusetts.
- Reliable transportation is required because many sites lack public transportation.
- Upperclassmen are preferred; proficiency in at least one programming language and strong knowledge of computer and Microsoft products are desired.
- Must meet U.S. legal work authorization and U.S. Person requirements for access to export-controlled information.
Benefits
- Pay begins at $24 per hour and increases for each undergraduate year completed.
- Relocation support and housing assistance are available for those relocating to a new city.
- Fall 2027 co-op opportunity for returning students with mentorship, training, and potential full-time opportunities after graduation.
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About GE
GE is a public industrial company that designs and sells aircraft engines, power generation equipment, and related software and services to airlines, utilities, and governments. Following its restructuring, it operates through GE Aerospace and GE Vernova. Founded in 1892 and headquartered in Boston, it trades on the NYSE as GE and serves global aviation and energy markets.