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Where are my LinkedIn friends who work in the corporate auto industry or know some in the corporate auto industry? I have a family friend who attends the University of Illinois getting her Bachelors of Science in Materials Science & Engineering and Minoring in Semiconductor Engineering. She is interested in an internship. Happy to share her resume as well as her contact information. #automotive #automotiveindustry #engineering #materialengineer #processengineer #qualityengineer #r&d #batteryengineering #cellengineering

EDIT: Pausing for now to try and work through the remaining resumes in my inbox! Thank you for all of the interest! Manufacturing Internships @ Tesla - January 2025 Start Date Engineering students: I am still working on a few openings for Tesla internships for Spring on some of our high-impact Manufacturing teams. Mechanical Engineering majors would be a great fit, but also open to Electrical, Chemical, or Industrial Engineers. Spring season typically runs January-May, but some teams are seeking a candidate who can intern January-August as well. We can be flexible if your academic calendar wouldn't allow you to start until March, though. (Students with summer availability -- sit tight for a moment, we'll be looking for your applications shortly!) These are full-time (40 hours per week), onsite internships. Must be an active student to apply for internships - recent grads should apply for full-time openings. If you meet these criteria, please feel free to send me your resume here on LinkedIn - and include in your message your answers to the following: 🚗Are you able to work 40 hours per week onsite? (Include any limitations on location, if applicable) 🚗What month can you start your Spring internship? 🚗What month do you need to end your Spring internship?  🚗What is your planned graduation date? If you meet all of the mentioned criteria, please include the hashtag #Spring25 in your note so I can find your message in my inbox.

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If you are navigating through your higher education, and looking to share some of your developing skills and knowledge through an Internship, here is a company that you may want to consider. See Shelby’s post below

How can you start in one industry and pivot into another? You don't have to stick to your first choice and today's interviewee can help you with that! 🤔 Welcome back for my fourth interview with an active engineer you can find here on #LinkedIn, today we have an Civil engineer Stefanie Reichman, PE   Sometimes what we thought would fit us for our careers doesn't work and moving into another industry / career can be daunting/hard and requires a lot of courage, that's were Stefanie comes in helping engineers to pivot.   As before, I'm not placing the interview in the comments, so please find Stefanie's interview here: https://lnkd.in/ex-UNg7t   But now a taster: What practical experiences or internships were most beneficial to you during your studies or early career?   "As a student I had internships throughout my educational career- 4 total! They were most beneficial because of the diversity of experience. I always made sure to pick companies/opportunities that offered rotations, exposure in the field and office, and would give me the opportunity to explore something new!"   Thank you again Stefanie for taking the time to answer my questions! enjoy all!   ----- Connect with me and enable notifications (🔔) for daily insights on engineering excellence, mentorship, and personal development.   Join the Engineering journey of unlocking your potential and experiencing continuous growth! 🌱   Found this post useful? then please consider sharing with your networks ♻   Looking for Engineers in your field to follow? Civil: Stefanie Reichman, PE Additive Manufacturing: Enrico Gallino, Ph.D. Automation: Tim Wilborne Manufacturing: Jake Hall Production: Amir Sanatkar Great engineering educators to follow: Danny Murphy Ben Carlson STEM role models: Ruha Tacey Women in Manufacturing: Meaghan Ziemba Mechanical: Tony Kelbert Electrical: Jake Maxey Engineering Leadership: Jeff Perry   #Interview #Engineering #STEM #Civil #Pivot

Below is my updated resume, any referrals and recommendations for Engineering Intern (preferably Mechanical-related) roles in Australia would be highly appreciated. #opentowork #internships #energy #solidworks #mechanicalengineering #USYD #engineering #interns #thermodynamics #sydney #careers #technology #innovation #socialnetworking #sustainability #HumanResources

Meet one of our interns, Carl! "I am studying Manufacturing Engineering at North Dakota State University (NDSU) and have begun pursuing an MBA which I will finish a year after I complete my undergraduate degree. I first considered engineering after a mentor recommended that I look into it. While I was earning my Associate of Science, with an emphasis in Engineering, a recruiter from NDSU came and advocated their Industrial & Manufacturing program at which point I experienced the proverbial "Click." Further inquiry into the specific field confirmed my inclination as I grew more excited about becoming a part of creating goods and products locally. This is my second summer as an intern, I now have enough experience and a thorough enough understanding of operations to provide support to the engineering team. Much of my time is split between assisting an engineer in one of their projects or implementing Engineering Change Orders (ECOs) for production use. One project I have enjoyed is creating work instructions for a 3D scanner and using said scanner to analyze tests or samples. I'm a social butterfly. If there is some activity to do with people, I am on my way if not already present! I am also a motorcycle enthusiast. If the weather is clear, I love taking my sportbike out to some winding back roads or taking a short road trip to any nearby recreational area. A past work experience in the bartending industry sparked a creative outlet in me. I enjoy mixing beverages (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic) to entertain family and friends; some claim that they can't order certain drinks anymore because they pale to the ones I'll make them at home. I am a very avid musician, playing both piano and guitar. I absolutely love playing with sounds and melodies making up my own tunes and short scores. Something that has been a monumental blessing to me at Smith Metals is that the engineering team is both good at what they do and extremely helpful and gracious in answering all my questions. Whether it be where a file is located for the third time, or an Excel shortcut to help save time, I have never felt inferior or incapable while working with anyone." Thanks for spending your summers with us, Carl!

Internship complete! 🎉 Thrilled to announce the successful completion of my five-week internship at LT Engineering and trade services Lab Thattoo Hassan Abdal.During this valuable experience, I gained a comprehensive understanding of harness production and optical fiber cable manufacturing processes. Harness Production The internship provided me with firsthand exposure to the intricate process of harness production. I learned about the various stages involved, from design and engineering to assembly and testing. Key insights included: Design and Engineering: Understanding the importance of precise design and engineering to ensure optimal performance and functionality. Wire Selection and Preparation: Learning about the different types of wires used in harness production and the techniques for cutting, stripping, and crimping. Connector Selection and Termination: Gaining knowledge of connector types and their proper termination methods. Assembly and Routing: Understanding the importance of efficient assembly and routing to minimize errors and improve quality. Testing and Quality Control: Learning about the various testing procedures and quality control measures implemented to ensure harness reliability. Optical Fiber Cable Production In addition to harness production, I also gained valuable insights into the manufacturing process of optical fiber cables. Key areas of focus included: Preform Creation: Understanding the process of creating preforms from raw materials. Fiber Drawing: Learning about the techniques used to draw thin fibers from preforms. Coating and Sheathing: Gaining knowledge of the coating and sheathing processes to protect the fiber and enhance its performance. Cable Assembly: Understanding the assembly of multiple fibers into a cable. Testing and Quality Control: Learning about the testing procedures and quality control measures implemented to ensure the quality of optical fiber cables. #opticalfibercable #harnessproductio #LTEngineering

Electrical Engineering Graduate required!

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