At Bell, we dare to live on the edge of possibility. From supporting NASA’s first lunar mission to pioneering advanced tiltrotor systems, we redefine flight to make a real-world impact. Whether flying individuals to safety or protecting our troops, every team member at Bell is a part of something greater.

Don’t miss the chance to join our team environment where you feel a sense of camaraderie. You will collaborate with dedicated, enthusiastic teams where unique experiences, backgrounds and ideas combined with a strong passion for our products take us above and beyond flight.

Day in the Life of a Manufacturing Engineering Intern

We are looking for inquisitive and driven engineers with a passion to innovate. From tiltrotor technology to tail sitting vehicles, our engineers work across a wide portfolio of aircraft programs. As a Manufacturing Engineering Intern at Bell, you can expect to provide direct manufacturing support, identifies process improvements and works with Bell's manufacturing teams to resolve issues and deploy new solutions.

Assignments could be within Fort Worth manufacturing facilities or Manufacturing Engineering Support teams. Responsibilities may include:

-          Support the production/technology development, process improvement, and project manage new aircraft.

-          Use your passion for engineering to drive and identify process capacities, failure modes, and corrective action/improvement opportunities.

-          Develop new processes and validate corrective actions by using computer aided software packages and statistical analysis software.

-          Work among a team of driven production engineers to measure project performance.

-          Assignments will be assigned directly from production engineering management.

-          Work closely with Manufacturing Personnel on process improvements and defect reduction.

What You Will Need

-          Actively pursuing a Bachelor’s degree or higher with a major in Manufacturing or Mechanical Engineering required. 

-          Minimum 60 credit hours completed by the start of the internship (June 1, 2026) or prior Bell internship experience

-          Able to complete the entire 10 weeks of the internship: June 1 – August 7, 2026.

-          3.0 GPA preferred 

What Will Make You Stand Out

-          Knowledge using Computer Aided Design through school or previous experience.

-          Experience with manufacturing machinery (ex: Lathes, Mills, Drill press, CNC) and techniques.

-          Participation with Formula SAE and other project-based teams or groups. 

-          A passion for working hands on with materials in the automotive and aerospace industries.

Perks of Joining the Team

-          Relaxed Dress Code (“Dress For Your Day” policy)

-          Every other Friday or every Friday off, depending on your work location and team

-          $2,500 Intern Stipend

-          Continuous training and advancement opportunities

-          Mentorships and networking opportunities across the business and with leaders