Delaney Flynn

I’m a motivated and globally minded engineering student, currently working toward my degree with an expected graduation in May 2026. My academic and project experience centers around engineering fundamentals, with a strong interest in aviation systems and airport planning.

I’m passionate about designing sustainable, efficient infrastructure that supports the future of global air travel. I thrive in collaborative, problem-solving environments and bring a strong work ethic, analytical mindset, and cross-cultural awareness to every opportunity.

I’m actively exploring internships or early career roles in the U.S. and abroad, where I can apply my skills to real-world challenges and contribute to impactful transportation and infrastructure projects.

Technical Skills:

Computer-Aided Design (CAD)

Autodesk 3D modeling

Engineering analysis 

Team collaboration and technical communication

I recently worked as an Aviation Intern – Project Management at J.A. Watts Inc. (May 2025–Aug 2025), supporting the $12B O’Hare 21 Modernization Program as part of the Connect Chicago Alliance. Previously, I served as a CAD Technician Intern (Aug 2024–Dec 2024) for United Airlines’ System-Wide Hub Space Analysis, where I created AutoCAD documentation for over 11.3 million square feet of terminal and support spaces. Before that, I was an Engineering Intern (May 2024–Aug 2024) at J.A. Watts Inc., assisting with roadway lighting, ITS design, and infrastructure asset management projects. 

Bachelor of Science in Systems Engineering & Design from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (expected May 2026), with a specialization in Business Systems Integration and Consulting and a Minor in Business. Active member of the Women in Engineering Program, Society of Women Engineers, and Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority.