Internships in Fort Worth, USA

“(COMPANY NAME) offers a 12-week summer internship in engineering for students pursuing an ABET-accredited degree. Interns will work on diverse projects, network with management, and develop technical skills in areas like product design, simulation, controls, and software. The role requires relocation to Peoria, IL, and offers a competitive hourly rate based on academic progress. Benefits may include PTO, holidays, housing stipends, and medical coverage.”

“(COMPANY NAME) offers a 7-week summer internship in watchmaking for high school graduating seniors in the DFW area. The intern will support repair operations in the Technical Workshop, with training in micro-mechanics and safety protocols. The program runs from June 8th to July 24th, 2026, with a pay rate of $18.00 per hour. Applicants must pass an entry examination and interview. Application deadline is April 24th, 2026.”

“Internship opportunity with the (COMPANY NAME) in Fort Worth, TX. Support Heart Walk event planning, donor outreach, and administrative tasks. Hybrid role, 20-25 hours/week, $23/hour. Gain non-profit experience, develop skills, and contribute to cardiovascular health initiatives. Open to seniors or graduate students in business, communications, or related fields.”

“Summer 2026 Video Production Intern at (COMPANY NAME) in Ft. Worth, TX. Edit video projects, collaborate with producers, and create broadcast-worthy content. Full-time, 10-12 weeks. Requires enrollment in a related degree program, GPA 2.8+, leadership skills, and US work authorization.”

“High school internship program for rising seniors at Bell. Gain experience in various teams like Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, Product Support, IT, Finance, and Data Analytics. Work 10 hours/week from August to May. Competitive pay, training, and every other Friday off.”

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