About The Position

Assist the Business Operations team with Service Center initiatives. Business Operations provides ongoing support to a growing network of 18 Service Centers and over 40 mobile Service locations.

Requirements

  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Professional and diplomatic demeanor
  • Quickly grasps new concepts when faced with unfamiliar tasks
  • Must be authorized to work lawfully in the U.S. for Textron Aviation at the time of making application.
  • Candidates must be able to work onsite for the entirety of the internship program unless approved otherwise by the hiring manager.

Nice To Haves

  • Pursuing Bachelor’s degree in Aviation, Business Management, Marketing, Sales, or other related field
  • Private Pilot’s license, A&P license, or previous aerospace experience are desirable
  • Technical knowledge of aircraft is beneficial

Responsibilities

  • Support the Service Center Network with ongoing and new continuous improvement projects
  • Follow established procedures for database management, sales projects, and market share studies
  • Analyze labor and time studies and network communication efforts to develop consistency with the Textron Aviation policy and responsibility, maintenance of customer goodwill, and continued profitability
  • Interface with multiple Textron Aviation departments (including Warranty, Product Support, Engineering, Parts and Programs) to ensure all Service Centers meet their goals.
  • Work projects potentially including business cases, Standard Operating Procedure creation, time study reviews on aircraft, labor analysis, SAP data creation, data modeling, and financial analysis of future sites
  • Develop and/or recommend new technological tools or solutions for continuous improvement and efficiencies throughout the service center network.
  • Develop templates, where appropriate, for ongoing improvements in efficiency, standard work, continuous improvement, process consistency, etc.
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