Electrical Engineer Intern
HoneywellAdded 22d ago
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ProJev · full postingHoneywell Technologies: Build What Matters
At Honeywell Technologies, you can work on technology that helps make the world safer, smarter, and more efficient. We are a global automation company focused on helping customers run critical operations safely, reliably, and efficiently, with about $17B in 2025 sales, 54,000 employees, roughly 600 sites, and headquarters in Charlotte, NC.
Work on practical innovation.
Honeywell Technologies is moving from automation toward autonomy by combining AI, controls, connected data, and domain expertise to help assets work harder, people work smarter, and processes run more efficiently.
Grow with purpose.
At Honeywell Technologies, you can grow your career and network by contributing to the company's success. Join a customer obsessed culture built on respect, collaboration, diverse perspectives, continuous learning, individual well-being, and celebrating achievement.
Be part of a culture that values people.
Our people are at the heart of what we do, with an emphasis on impact, representing Honeywell with pride, bringing diverse perspectives, and solving problems with curiosity and resilience.
Shape the future by making what matters better.
ABOUT THE ROLE
As an Electrical Engineer Intern here at Honeywell Technologies, you will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and contribute to real-world projects in the field of electrical engineering. You will work closely with our team of experienced engineers and professionals, learning from their expertise and guidance. This internship will provide you with valuable insights into the industry and help you develop your technical skills and knowledge.
In this role, you will have the opportunity to:
- Assist in the design and development of electrical systems and components
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