Mechanical Engr.'s

[Rayray]

Are there any mechanical engineering majors out there (or any engineers for that matter) that have experienced an internship or co-op with Walt Disney engineering services? I was just wondering if how rare or difficult the job is.

Thanks.:xmas:

 

[juan]

i am

and ill know shortly if i got a position
so far, its been a tough hunt

 

[Justin149]

nearly immpossible. if you need some advice, let me know.

 

[rackman]

nearly immpossible. if you need some advice, let me know.

So what have your experiences been like?

Thanks for any information.

 

[Rayray]

Thanks for the replies.

So are they looking mainly for CAD talent, or some other engr. technique? Does anyone know anything about the positions?

 

[Justin149]

Within the company they are looking for talented people, from draftsman to Engineers. Lots of technical people there do not have engineering degrees and are more construction and project managment based.

 

[Rayray]

Within the company they are looking for talented people, from draftsman to Engineers. Lots of technical people there do not have engineering degrees and are more construction and project managment based.

I guess I am mainly refering to a recent coop position I found offered by wdw engineering services described as ride vehicle designer (something to that accord). It sounded like a job for creating improvements for exisiting parts (Of course, that's a vague guess).

 

[Justin149]

you are right on... wdw engineering services generally involves making improvements and major fixes to exisitng attractions. THey also assist in the installation of new attractions as well.

 

[Rayray]

you are right on... wdw engineering services generally involves making improvements and major fixes to exisitng attractions. THey also assist in the installation of new attractions as well.

Thanks for the info