18 Interim Engineering Intern Jobs

“Nice place to work”

Pros:  “Great people. good opportunities to learn and grow”

Cons:  “office politics can be frustrating” – Full Review

“Engineer Scientist Specialist”

Pros:  “The pay was kind of low.”

Cons:  “Good benefit during my time. Pension, tuition reimbursement, 401k, Profit Sharing.” – Full Review

“Great place to intern, but be prepared to work”

Pros:  “Lots of involvement right off the bat. Constantly get to meet and speak with upper management. Decent pay for internship. Nice office and location.”

Cons:  “Much of the work is based around filing/data-entry and can become very tedious.” – Full Review

“good”

Pros:  “good place to work, comfort environment, good coworker, good company”

Cons:  “Salary not as good as other major company, growth space is limited, and benefits are very limited by the sources” – Full Review

“A balanced view from a Mechanical Eng. Summer Intern”

Pros:  “Boeing gives you the opportunity to work with cutting edge technologies and to contribute to high profile projects. If you are proactive and pursue the many opportunities…”

Cons:  “Boeing is a large bureaucratic company with red tape everywhere. If you are the type of person who feels a need to see the direct impact of their contributions and…” – Full Review

“Hats off and good”

Pros:  “Employee benefits the HR offer to the associates”

Cons:  “Performance management cycle and the review mechanism feedback” – Full Review

“Fair”

Pros:  “Learn a lot and opportunity for growth”

Cons:  “Demands a lot of work and time” – Full Review

“Overall an OK place to work.”

Pros:  “Good for resume Good first line management Reasonable benefits flexible schedule large company with varied opportunities if willing to relocate.”

Cons:  “Upper management 4 levels up, appears to be a bit out of touch. Priority on bottom line regardless of affect on personnel.” – Full Review