There are no experience requirements. All are welcome to apply, and based off your area of interest, you will work with others who will help mentor you to develop software or manufacturing experience.

We expect a minimum of 6~8 hours a week of depending on the phase of the season.

Aircraft Design is primarily done with SolidWorks, a computer-aided-design (CAD) software. Additional computer analysis and calculations are frequently done with Matlab, Excel, or SolidWorks Simulations. Tools for Aircraft Construction can include drills, hotwire cutters, sanding blocks, 3D-Printers, laser-cutters, hot-glue guns, saws, soldering-irons, and more.

We are now in-person starting Fall 2021. University of Washington rules with regards to social distancing, mask and vaccine mandates are enforced.

Please fill out our short application form or email us directly. The deadline to apply is Oct 7th. No applications will be accepted after. To find out more information please email us at dbfuw@uw.edu

If you would like to help support us through donation or sponsorship, please visit our Sponsorship & Donation page. All contributions are greatly appreciated.