01 Have a real world impact
Forget fetching coffee. You'll own challenging projects that push the boundaries of our engineering and business strategies, from flight systems engineering to market expansion.
Your mission, our commitment
At Wing, we’re not just delivering packages; we’re delivering the future. We believe innovation isn’t a solo flight - it sparks from bringing together driven, curious people and giving them the ownership to solve complex problems.
This is your chance to turn your academic passion into real-world impact.
We’re committed to giving you dedicated mentorship, meaningful projects, and a direct role in revolutionizing autonomous drone delivery. Our 12-week paid program is an immersive experience at the forefront of the drone delivery industry.
Forget fetching coffee. You'll own challenging projects that push the boundaries of our engineering and business strategies, from flight systems engineering to market expansion.
You’ll be paired with an experienced Winglet who will guide your project, share feedback, and help you grow far beyond a single summer.
You’ll collaborate across teams and make connections that last well beyond the internship—your crew for the next chapter of your career.
We seek curious, driven, and collaborative students from Bachelor's, Master's, MBA, and PhD programs to join our business and engineering teams.
We want to get to know the real you. Our interviews are a two-way conversation, designed to see if we’re a great fit for each other.
Go beyond the homepage. Be prepared to discuss your perspective on our technology, the future of drone delivery, and where you see yourself making a difference.
Walk us through projects where you owned a problem, measured an outcome, and learned something you’d apply here.
We value authentic conversation. Prepare examples, then let curiosity lead.
Meet our interns
My internship at Wing was an exceptional experience! I was given complete ownership over an experimental hardware design, which allowed me to learn and grow significantly as an engineer. The support from my mentor and other team members was invaluable, yet I still had the freedom to explore and innovate.