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“I have access to the resources that will help me get to where I dream to be.”
An internship offers students a window to real-world work experience. For those who like what they see, an internship can offer a much-needed open door to opportunity.
Intelsat is committed to providing the next generation with training and professional skills, […]

Proving hacker-type concepts makes for stronger engineers.
Dozens of Intelsat Commercial Aviation engineers recently demonstrated this while taking part in a company-sponsored virtual Hack-A-Thon.
The word “hack” in this manner doesn’t mean testing security of a system, but rather allowing teams to implement something, without following formal development processes.
Developers are limited to a range of technology and

Keeping students focused and engaged during distance learning can be challenging for teachers in all subjects, including science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Aiming to keep STEM interest accessible for students, Intelsat recently hosted a space-focused question-and-answer session with students from Syphax Education Center, Arlington Career Center and additional Arlington County, Virginia high schools. The virtual

“These youngsters are determined, but don’t have the connectivity”
Intelsat is working to bring reliable broadband internet to underserved and unconnected communities around the world. While we have connected many, there are still corners of the globe that struggle to access a regular, reliable internet connection.
Lack of access to the internet results in a global

Intelsat, operator of the world’s largest integrated satellite and terrestrial network, is partnering with XinaBox (pronounced “X in a Box”) to deliver space-focused STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) learning tools to teenagers across the African continent.
Sixteen teenage applicants from all over the continent, including South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana and Sudan, were recently selected for