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Boeing

HQ
Arlington
Total Offices: 19
170,000 Total Employees
Year Founded: 1916

Boeing Inclusion & Diversity

Boeing Employee Perspectives

At Boeing, diversity and inclusion extend beyond the workplace—they’re reflected in how the company shows up in the world and honors the communities it serves. Through partnerships, storytelling and design, Boeing embraces opportunities to celebrate cultural heritage and amplify underrepresented voices. Initiatives like the Alaska Airlines 737-800 livery, developed in collaboration with Indigenous artists and communities, highlight a commitment to representation, respect and preserving cultural identity—demonstrating how inclusion can be meaningfully embedded into innovation and global impact.

“Having indigenous culture represented on an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800 warms my heart. At one point in time, the Lingít language was in danger of becoming extinct. Having the plane named in Lingít, and seeing that on the side of the plane alongside the beautiful formline design, is truly a significant milestone.”

Taylor Thomas Ghunaaneistí Beck, F-15 Center/Aft Fuselage Structures Design Engineer

What People Are Saying About Boeing

  • Mission & Purpose: Work directly influences commercial aviation and national defense across flagship programs, offering impact at global scale with few peers. Employees can build aircraft and aerospace systems that serve critical missions.
  • Learning & Development: Expanded safety and quality training, manager-led events, and numerous employee involvement teams are positioned to strengthen fundamentals and help early‑career engineers grow. Rotational programs and tuition assistance provide structured upskilling pathways.
  • Benefits & Perks: Competitive total rewards include strong healthcare, retirement programs, and education support. Union frameworks add defined overtime, progression, and grievance processes that some employees value.