General Engineering Intern
Join our team of professionals to design mechanically well-functioning equipment.
Think about the impact an overseas internship with a non-profit will have on your resume! Would you like to see in person how engineers and technical people can be part of the missions world? Join our team of professionals to design mechanically well-functioning equipment. You'll be working on radio antennas to evaluate their integrity, giving findings and recommendations. Check the condition of motor-bearings and design a test program that can be utilized on a regular basis. All this contributes to millions of people hearing the Gospel in Asia every day!
Note: This is a general job description and is subject to change depending on skill sets and/or project/department needs.
Note: This is a general job description and is subject to change depending on skill sets and/or project/department needs.
For more information about our internship program, visit our internships page! All TWR interns develop a team of partners from churches, friends, and family who support you in prayer and provide financially for your stipend and expenses. We do provide training, resources, and coaching to assist you in this process!
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Do you crave that bird's-eye view? Climb radio towers that bring the Gospel to millions every day!
Put your engineering skills to work at TWR's transmitter site, broadcasting to millions every day!
Contribute your engineering skills to bringing the good news to millions!
Come work at one of our transmitter sites, helping keep equipment and transmission-related software in good shape!
Facilitate our radio broadcasts to the world through enabling machinery to function at its best!
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