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Boeing is the world''s largest aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners, military aircraft, defense systems, and space launch vehicles for customers in 150 countries. Industry: Aerospace & Defense Manufacturing
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The Boeing Engineering & Technology Innovation Graduate Researcher Program, Software Engineering Artificial Intelligence Intern role is a ten-to-twelve week internship designed for PhD students in fields such as Computer Science, Aerospace Engineering, or Math. Working within the AI organization, the intern will contribute to developing and implementing innovative technologies that improve cycle time, cost, quality, and performance of aerospace products while enabling future solutions. Day-to-day responsibilities involve preparing data, developing, and evaluating learned models within a distributed team environment. The role requires proficiency in programming languages and data tools including Python, Matlab, C++, C, Java, SQL, Teradata, Tableau, Gephi, or Airflow. Candidates should possess machine learning development and deployment pipeline experience, along with familiarity with Agile methodologies and repositories like ADO, JIRA, and Git to solve complex aerospace engineering challenges.
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