FAQs
What is the primary role of the Terminal Planning Intern at Leidos?
The primary role of the Terminal Planning Intern at Leidos is to support the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Team in improving, sustaining, or replacing various Air Traffic Control Centers, TRACONS, and Towers throughout the United States National Airspace System.
What specific responsibilities will the intern have?
The intern will prepare and coordinate plans, schedules, and dashboards for new or existing programs, assist in developing site implementation and transition planning for various projects, monitor costs, operational budgets, and schedules, and support negotiations with customers.
Will the intern have any involvement in project analysis?
Yes, the intern will analyze the effects of projects on areas such as Engineering, Facilities, and the labor pool to determine practical and cost-efficient methods to obtain the required resources.
Where will the internship be located?
The internship will be located onsite at FAA Headquarters in Washington, DC, with potential for minimal travel.
What type of projects will the intern be working on?
The intern will work on National and Regional Facilities and Equipment, Capital Investment Plan projects related to the FAA.
Will the intern have an opportunity to participate in proposal preparation?
Yes, the intern will resolve proposal preparation problems and assess the progress of projects against established plans and parameters.
Is previous experience in aviation required for this internship?
The job description does not specify the need for prior experience in aviation, but relevant coursework or knowledge in air traffic control and project planning may be beneficial.
What skills are likely to be beneficial for this internship role?
Beneficial skills for this internship role include project management, attention to detail, analytical thinking, communication skills, and a basic understanding of budgeting and scheduling.
How will the intern’s performance be evaluated?
The intern's performance will likely be evaluated based on their ability to support project planning, coordinate schedules, manage costs, and contribute to negotiations and analysis as outlined in their responsibilities.