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Where Curiosity Meets Opportunity for Emerging Leaders<\/p>\n
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2026 Bell Summer Interns in Fort Worth, TX.<\/p>\n
In summer 2026, Bell hosted 275 interns from over 50 universities across business units in Fort Worth and Amarillo, Texas, and Piney Flats, Tennessee. The group consisted of 7% graduate students, 50% rising seniors, 26% rising juniors, and 18% underclassmen. More than 20% were returning interns, and 10% were former participants of Bell\u2019s high school internship program.<\/p>\n
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2026 Bell Interns in Amarillo, TX<\/p>\n
Interns spend 10 weeks immersed in a variety of disciplines ranging from engineering and supply chain to communications. Bell is proud to invest in its future workforce by providing opportunities to engage in meaningful work starting day 1. Students gain hands-on experience through completing detailed projects, supporting current business needs and networking across departments. They receive career guidance along the way and feel empowered to solve complex, real-world problems through support from their mentors and team. <\/p>\n
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Army Veteran and Supply Chain Intern in Fort Worth, TX<\/p>\n
Daniel Perez, Army Veteran and Supply Chain Intern in Fort Worth, TX<\/p>\n
After serving 20 years in the Army, Daniel was looking for a place to land and re-engage with defense-related work. Bell has a history of hiring veterans and provides a welcoming atmosphere for both current and former military personnel. <\/p>\n
Daniel\u2019s role in supply chain supporting advanced programs gives him the perspective and experience needed to address complex, multi-stakeholder issues. \u201cThis internship is preparing me for future success through exposure to real-world challenges,\u201d he said. \u201cI partner with engineers, purchasers, and manufacturing teams daily. Every day is different, yet we have the structure in place to ensure continuity and keep projects moving forward with purpose.\u201d<\/p>\n
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Engineering Intern in Amarillo, TX<\/p>\n
Zachary Polson, Liaison Engineering Intern in Amarillo, TX<\/p>\n
As a liaison engineering intern, Zachary is learning how to design repairs for damaged aircraft. His day-to-day responsibilities include assessing part defects, reviewing CAD models and engineering requirements, then determining the best possible solution. \u201cMy team has been enormously helpful,\u201d he explained. \u201cIt\u2019s a lot to learn, but I have been able to jump right in and work on live equipment.\u201d<\/p>\n
Zachary is at the Amarillo Assembly Center, sometimes referred to as \u201cTiltrotor, Texas.\u201d The Amarillo site is home to final assembly and production of the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey, AH-1Z Viper and UH-1Y Venom helicopters, some of the most versatile and advanced aircraft for the U.S. military.<\/p>\n
This is Zachary\u2019s second summer interning with Bell. Last year, he supported the Fort Worth facilities team, working alongside contractors to ensure material quality, budget compliance, and on-schedule progress for active construction projects. Now in Amarillo, he is embracing the technical challenges of liaison engineering and believes the experience will set a strong foundation for his career ahead.<\/p>\n
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Marketing Intern in Fort Worth, TX<\/p>\n
Danny Prieto, Marketing Intern in Fort Worth, TX<\/p>\n
After learning about Bell through his university\u2019s career fair, Danny was drawn to the company\u2019s reputation for innovative aviation solutions. \u201cThere is a creative energy here, and a culture of exploration,\u201d he shared.<\/p>\n
Danny has returned for his second summer internship, beginning on the integrated marketing team, where he supported commercial marketing campaign strategies. This summer, he enjoyed contributing to content creation and video editing.<\/p>\n
\u201cBell is very supportive when it comes to exploring different interests,\u201d Danny continued. \u201cTheir flexibility has allowed me to expand my skill sets and learn how different areas of marketing come together to support the broader mission.\u201d<\/p>\n
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Engineering Intern in Fort Worth, TX<\/p>\n
Josiah Romero, V-22 Readiness and R&M\/T Intern in Fort Worth, TX<\/p>\n
Josiah is a returning intern and thrilled to spend another summer with Bell. \u201cAs part of my university\u2019s vertical flight team, I\u2019ve always been inspired by Bell\u2019s unique concepts for aircraft,\u201d he stated. \u201cThis summer, I am supporting tiltrotor initiatives and working closely with the V-22. I\u2019ve been able to hold and inspect parts, including gearboxes. It\u2019s challenging, at first, to go from a 2D drawing to 3D physical parts and understand how all the pieces come together. My team has been so helpful in building that knowledge base and providing me with hands-on experience.\u201d<\/p>\n
One of Josiah\u2019s favorite memories from interning at Bell is a trip to the Amarillo Assembly Center. \u201cSeeing variants of the V-22 in person made everything tangible. We are truly making an impact at Bell.\u201d<\/p>\n
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Supply Chain Intern in Fort Worth, TX<\/p>\n
Emma Sanchez, Supply Chain Intern in Fort Worth, TX<\/p>\n
\u201cBell was on my radar because I\u2019ve always wanted to work in the aerospace industry,\u201d Emma stated. \u201cReturning this summer was one of my top priorities.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cLast year, I was an aircraft configuration management intern, and had the opportunity to visit our Mirabel, Canada facility. We walked the production line and aided in the delivery of a helicopter to a customer. That was one of my favorite experiences.\u201d <\/p>\n
Emma is an engineering major with an interest in supply chain. Bell helped foster her curiosity by placing her in that department this summer. \u201cI wasn\u2019t sure what I was doing but knew I wanted to learn. The culture has been extremely welcoming and supportive. My ideas are valued and I am given meaningful work to take part in. My team has brought me into contract negotiations, planning strategies, and more. I have learned a lot along the way.\u201d<\/p>\n
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2026 Interns in Piney Flats, TN<\/p>\n