The Boeing Company Employer Reviews

Straight out of college, it is a good company to start working for. Great experience, huge corporation with a lot of history. Get to work with some top engineers and see the company from all different business units.

examines parts to ensure they are effective and free of defects; uses computing program to access job information; reads and interprets blueprints and schematics; drills, reams, countersinks holes; installs fasteners; applies sealant; disposes of hazardous materials in an approved manner; uses various hand and power tools; checks work for completeness.

Boeing is a great company to start and end your career. They pay well and have benefits that are tough to beat. Being a mechanic at Boeing can be very physical at times but the good definitely out way the bad.

Typical day was 0700 to 1530
Learned how to write requirements for customers and transfer to UML diagrams. Management for the most part allowed individuals to do their jobs without harassment or pressure but were available whenever help was needed, or questions answered.
Hardest part of job was trying to please one supervisor who was eventually asked – more... to leave by HR. Most enjoyable part of job was the travel and opportunity to work with customers in identifying their requirements for future systems – less

Overall great company to work for. Reviews likely vary from one internal business unit to the other, as each essentially operates as if they are independent businesses. My particular business unit is currently Corporate-Office of Internal Governance.

Worked 37 years at Rockwell / Boeing as a test engineer/ Facility Engineer. Qualification testing /Failure Analysis for Space Shuttle components as well as Delta rockets. Never knew what the next job assignment would be from testing cryogenic to Pneumatic to vibration to structural components, classified programs to routine maintenance.
Enjoyed having – more... a broad field test activities, always a new challenge which includes instrumentation, actuation's to environmental testing. – less

A typical work day usually starts off on the run. Cleaning up and organizing from 3rd shift production crews, making sure all parts for production are properly marked and in the right place. Setting up for transactions between production and then mostly making sure all parts are here or on the way for production for the next day. Checking for part shortages – more... and informing production of the issues. Assisting in any unforeseen issues, assisting in improving processes to streamline production flow, while cleaning up as I go. The management team is a pretty good crew with adequate support and team involvement. I have a good constructive group of co-workers that are always eager to assist each other. The hardest part of this job is to staying self-discipline to maintain proper procedures and processes. The most enjoyable part of this job are the people and the action. – less

Responsible for maintaining overall schedule and budget
Responsible for meeting or exceeding quality and delivery of the product to the customer

Removal and installation of minor and major component parts of aircraft.
Increase my knowledge and skills on the job performed.
Satisfactorily in work compensation.
Work as a team
Trouble shooting of the job.
Accomplishment of the job performed and back on the good working condition.

great benefits, the company strives for excellence and a professional working environment

just a number at the company only thing good was pay and benefits

As an intern, I was given a well-defined project and achieved my goals by the end of the summer. It was a great learning experience.

Wrote installation plans for Boeing Aircraft's and updated teams excel spreadsheets to measure performance and split up work loads. Working in groups is nice for support and to complete large work loads.

BOEING OFFERS A WIDE VERIETY OF OPPORTUNITY, HARD WORK WILL TAKE YOU AND YOUR CAREER FAR

Great Atmosphere and excellent people. Leading edge of Technology. Good pay and the ability to move up was avaliable.

A typical day would be working in Dassault suite of tools analyzing models or doing customer support functions. I would also do testing.

I led a talented team of individuals that consistently exceeded progress goals.

A typical day was gathering all information of production, performances, schedules, for the morning meetings. Learning was unlimited, and the management was incredible, co-workers were delightful. The hardest part of the job was trying to keep up with the schedules. Yet the rewarding part of the job was seeing the results when the schedules were met, – more... and exceeded. – less

I worked directly with the client coordinating project activities, providing status updates while ensuring strict adherence to challenging deadlines.

It's a good place to work, but they're cutting down on a lot of benefits and there's too much work uncertainty. They do a lot of lay offs, outsourcing and relocation.