We are currently looking for a new part-time colleague for position Intern - Human Factors Systems Engineering for our AEROSPACE team in BRNO. You will collaborate with HF engineers, pilots, systems engineers, and program teams while gaining foundational exposure to HF methods, flight deck operations, and the systems engineering lifecycle.

Honeywell Aerospace Technologies is a leading global manufacturer of aircraft engines, avionics, auxiliary power units, and major aviation systems. Our Human Factors (HF) Center of Excellence (COE) works across a wide range of aviation market segments—including Air Transport, Regional, Business, General Aviation, Helicopter, and Urban Air Mobility—to help shape the next generation of safe, intuitive, and efficient flight deck systems.

As a Intern - Human Factors Systems Engineering, you will support our HF engineering team in designing, testing, and evaluating state-of-the-art flight deck systems. This internship is ideal for students who are passionate about human–machine interaction, aviation, and user-centered design, and who want hands‑on experience in a real-world aerospace environment.

This paid Internship is a part of our University Relations program, designed to help students and recent graduates launch their careers with hands-on experience, mentorship, and opportunities for growth within Honeywell.

---

Honeywell helps organizations solve the world's most complex challenges in automation, the future of aviation and energy transition. As a trusted partner, we provide actionable solutions and innovation through our Aerospace Technologies, Building Automation, Energy and Sustainability Solutions, and Industrial Automation business segments – powered by our Honeywell Forge software – that help make the world smarter, safer and more sustainable.

---

We are currently looking for a new part-time colleague for position Intern - Human Factors Systems Engineering for our AEROSPACE team in BRNO. You will collaborate with HF engineers, pilots, systems engineers, and program teams while gaining foundational exposure to HF methods, flight deck operations, and the systems engineering lifecycle.

---

YOU MUST HAVE

• Actively pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree (courses in Human Factors, Human-System Integration, Human Engineering, Engineering Psychology, Industrial Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Aviation Technology, Cognitive Science, or similar)
• Interest in Aerospace and Human factors area (aviation, cockpit systems, usability, and human–machine interaction)
• Eagerness to learn HF engineering methods and industry standards.
• English – you will communicate in English on a daily basis
• Ability to work 20h/week (in average)

WE VALUE

• Basic familiarity with user-centered design principles or HF coursework.
• Interest in flight operations, aircraft systems, or piloting (flight training a plus, not required).
• Exposure to prototyping tools, simulations, or data analysis (through courses or projects).
• Ability to work in a team environment, ask questions proactively, and stay organized.
• Good communication skills and a collaborative mindset.
• Ability to handle ambiguity, learn quickly, and adapt to evolving project needs.
• Strong curiosity, analytical thinking, and willingness to dive into complex systems.

BENEFITS OF WORKING AT HONEYWELL

• Real engineering experience in a global aerospace environment.
• Opportunity to work on exciting projects, use latest technologies and hi-tech equipment (cockpit simulator, laboratories etc)
• Mentorship from experienced HF and systems engineering professionals.
• Opportunity to contribute to exciting projects and early-stage and advanced technology design.
• Professional development and exposure to aviation industry best practices.
• Networking opportunities across Honeywell Aerospace Technologies teams.
  

---

General Activities

• Learn and support HF engineering activities across multiple programs.
• Assist in researching the operational environment for assigned HF tasks.
• Help draft HF-related documentation such as meeting notes, design summaries, or early requirement inputs.
• Contribute to cross‑functional teamwork with Systems Engineering, Flight Operations, Advanced Technology, and program teams.
• Participate in internal discussions focused on human-centered design, usability, and pilot experience.

Design & Analysis Activities

• Support the development and review of flight deck Human–Machine Interface (HMI) concepts.
• Assist with basic HF analyses (e.g., task analysis, workflow reviews, simple usability reviews).
• Participate in HMI prototyping activities, simulation sessions, or concept evaluations.
• Help prepare HF materials such as sketches, interaction diagrams, or early design guidelines.
• Observe how HF findings are translated into design requirements for flight deck systems.

Evaluation & Test Activities

• Support HF engineers in preparing for usability evaluations or pilot sessions.
• Assist in collecting and organizing data—e.g., notes, observation grids, feedback logs.
• Help set up mockups, benches, or simulator environments for HF evaluations.
• Participate in scenario‑based evaluations by helping run scripts or capturing user behavior.

Qualification & Certification Exposure (as applicable to intern role)

• Gain introductory understanding of HF aspects of aviation certification (EASA/FAA).
• Assist in compiling basic certification-related HF artifacts under supervision.
• Observe how HF requirements translate into compliance demonstrations.