Tawhid Aderinto’s Post

Ever wonder what it's like to be in the fast lane, both literally and figuratively? Meet the engineering students from Dalhousie University who just shifted their careers into high gear with a work term at Red Bull Racing, one of Formula One's top teams. Yes, you read that right. While most of us were mastering the art of making coffee or photocopying 101 during our internships, these students are helping to fine-tune some of the fastest cars in the world. Imagine walking into your work term and instead of a desk, you're handed designs for a component that will be used in the next Grand Prix. No pressure, right? This is not your average "fetch coffee" internship; it's a deep dive into the high-octane world of Formula One engineering, where the coffee is probably just as fast as the cars. But here's the kicker - it's not just about the speed. These students are at the forefront of innovation, working on sustainability projects to make Formula One greener. Because if there's anything we love more than fast cars, it's a planet we can actually live on to drive those cars. So, hats off to the team at Dalhousie University for securing such a phenomenal opportunity for their students. It's initiatives like these that fuel the next generation of engineers and planet-savers. And who knows? Maybe the next time you're watching a Grand Prix, a piece of that winning car was designed by a student who once thought their biggest challenge would be finding a decent parking spot on campus. To all the aspiring engineers out there, let this be a reminder: the world is your racetrack. And to the rest of us? Maybe it's time to reconsider our career choices. Just saying. https://lnkd.in/gywqij9X

⭕ Internship Story 02 Encountering a Mech Marvel ❗ 🌞In the scorching days of April 2022, when we were heading towards the final week of our internship at PIA. One day, we entered the CNC lathe machine shop. With a sigh of relief and embracing the rhythmic sounds of machining, after saving ourselves from the blazing and hot showering sun. 🏭Passing by the machine shop, we found ourselves in the Engine Overhaul shop. Where the Giant Mech marvel was waiting for us. The gigantic, huge mech marvel buckled up with the bolts was threatening us with its size. It drew all of our attention instantly. Our internship supervisor, pointing towards it, said: 🛠️This is the "CF6-80C2 Turbofan engine once brought on CHECK D from Boeing 747 aircraft (but later scrapped by PIA)". This Turbofan engine, in its abandoned condition still amazed us with its fuel lines, air lines, and oil lines work. The complexity of the design forced us to think about how much effort GE(General Electric) has put into crafting it magnificently. 🚀Well, this will leave you spell-bound to know that this engine can develop a maximum thrust of 62,000 lbf. Among the land animals, elephants can lift up to 770 pounds. With this, it means that the CF6-80C2 Turbofan engine can pull 82 elephants. 🐘 P.S: Don't take the comparison seriously. It is just because I don't want to compare it with ostriches. #aviation #turbomachinery #mechanicalengineering

Since today it's official: the new training sticker from the IHK Munich and Upper Bavaria (IHK stands for "Chamber of Industry and Commerce") is sticking on the front door. Five young talents will once again be starting at esmo AG in Rosenheim and Raubling in September 2024. Two industrial mechanics, two mechatronics engineers and one technical product designer. Anyone still looking for an apprenticeship for this year, watch out: The last apprenticeship position as a mechatronics technician is (still) open at the moment. It pays to be quick! And for those who have been planning for next year: Within six weeks, the new apprenticeships for 2025 will also be activated. We will also be looking for #apprentices as #industrialmechanics and #mechatronics technicians. (One more thing about the stickers: Of course, we also trained apprentices in the years before 2021 – and have done so continuously since 2006. However, the stickers no longer fit in the picture, would have been much too small... #runs) More about training at esmo AG you will find here: https://lnkd.in/dDYfe3CG #madeingermany #engineering #rosenheim #madeinbavaria #engineer #career #career start #mechatronics #technician #trainees #education #trainees

I’ve completed an internship in the ministry of defense as a mechanical and mechatronics engineer.It was one of the best opportunities I got to train and get knowledge about many things in the mechanical field.

"Excited to announce the completion of my internship program in electric vehicles (mechanical engineering)! 🚗💡 Over the past few months, I've had the incredible opportunity to dive deep into the world of EV technology. Grateful for the mentorship and knowledge gained, I'm now equipped with the skills to drive sustainable mobility forward. Ready to embark on the next chapter with a passion for creating a greener future! #EV #InternshipCompletion #MechanicalEngineering"

This week, I took some time to deepen my knowledge in an area that has always fascinated me—electric vehicles (EVs). Building on my experience developing ROS packages during my 10-week summer internship, I decided to pursue Ford Motor Company's Job Simulation, where I earned a certificate for completing the course. It turned out to be an even more enriching experience than I anticipated! Key takeaways from the course include: - Completed a job simulation on battery testing protocol review for Ford's EV engineering division, identifying and suggesting improvements for increased efficiency. - Analyzed battery performance across various scenarios, including passenger vehicles, electric school buses, and long-haul trucks, gaining insights on optimizing battery efficiency for different use cases. - Developed a ROS package, honing my skills in ROS fundamentals, node setup, and understanding essential ROS components. - Applied ROS components in a practical setting by configuring publishers and subscribers to enable seamless communication between robotics components, demonstrating adaptability and hands-on knowledge in robotic systems. Excited to keep expanding my expertise in EVs and robotics! #ElectricVehicles #ROS #FordJobSimulation #BatteryPerformance #TechInnovation #ContinuousLearning

**"Fixing cars, one challenge at a time."** **Date: July 15, 2024, 4.15 pm to 9.30 pm** Today at Aathava Motors, I addressed major problems caused by the rain, focusing on car wiper motors and fuses: 1. **Omni (Wiper Motor Issue)**: - Diagnosed a problem with the wiper motor. - Used lubricant to clean the motor and reinstalled it, restoring its function. 2. **Hyundai i10 (Wiper Motor Issue)**: - Identified an issue with the wiper motor. - Opened the motor, cleaned it, and restored its function. Every task, whether routine or challenging, contributes to my growing knowledge and skills in automotive repairs. Looking forward to more learning opportunities! 🚀🔧 #Internship #AutomotiveIndustry #CarService #LearningExperience #Mechatronics #HandsOnLearning #kpriet

Hello LinkedIn Community, What you see in this picture is a small part of a vast system that keeps aircraft flying! Today, during my internship, we identified a potential hydraulic leak in the aircraft brakes and investigated the main landing gear brakes' hydraulic pipeline system, particularly at gears 5 and 6 (co-pilot side main landing gears). As our Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (LAMEs) inspected the pipeline system, we interns were amazed by the complexity of these landing gears and the capability of Aircraft Manufacturing Engineers to turn theories into real-life machinery. Just look at the amount of piping in that part of the aircraft only! While I may not yet fully grasp the extent of how extraordinary these systems are, being in the learning phase and having my first industrial exposure certainly shapes my perspective. However, one thing is clear: immense hard work, dedication, extensive knowledge, and skills are required to bring these inventions to life. These systems are essential to modern life, whether for transportation, education abroad (like in my case), trade, or even recreation. They are indeed a life essence. Through this post, I want to extend my immense respect and appreciation to Aeronautical, Maintenance, and all engineers and technicians responsible for making these incredible birds that carry hundreds of people across the skies daily. The same goes for every worker, regardless of their position or sector, who adds value to life and benefits society! #Aviation #Engineering #Internship #AircraftMaintenance #AeronauticalEngineering #Hydraulics #LandingGear #EngineeringExcellence #Manufacturing #Aerospace #Innovation #EngineeringLife #FutureEngineer #TechInspiration #AviationIndustry #AircraftEngineering

Hello Connections!! Thrilled to reflect on an incredible learning experience during my internship at Tata Motors Transmission Division, where I had the opportunity to participate in a Value Analysis/Value Engineering (VAVE) workshop focused on gearbox comparisons. During this workshop, our team conducted an in-depth analysis of various gearbox designs, aiming to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve overall performance. Here's a brief overview of the key activities and insights: 🔍 Gearbox Analysis: We meticulously compared the design, materials, manufacturing processes, and performance metrics of different gearbox models. 💡 Innovative Solutions: Through collaborative brainstorming sessions, we identified several innovative approaches to optimize the weight and cost of gearboxes without compromising on quality and durability. 📉 Cost Reduction: Implementing VAVE principles, we proposed design modifications that could potentially lead to significant cost savings in production. 📈 Performance Enhancement: Our analysis highlighted opportunities to enhance the efficiency and reliability of gearboxes, contributing to better vehicle performance and customer satisfaction. 🤝 Team Collaboration: Working alongside a talented team of engineers and mentors at Tata Motors provided invaluable learning experiences and a deeper understanding of the automotive industry's challenges and opportunities. This hands-on experience not only honed my technical skills in mechanical engineering but also emphasized the importance of cross-functional teamwork and innovative thinking in solving real-world engineering problems. Grateful for the mentorship and support from my colleagues at Tata Motors and looking forward to applying these insights to future engineering projects! #MechanicalEngineering #VAVE #GearboxEngineering #InternshipJourney #TataMotors #CostEfficiency #SolidWorks #ANSYS #MATLAB #EngineeringSolutions #ProfessionalGrowth

Get to know us at 3D – Andrew Scholey, Technical Sales Manager. We initially told Andy to introduce himself like a dating profile and we got, "Hi, my names Andy and I love football. I'm a season ticket holder at Sheffield Wednesday," so marketing have took the executive decision to ask Andy some get-to-know me questions. Let's start with the small talk questions... ⭐Favourite Meal: Chicken Enchiladas ⭐Hobbies: Playing and watching football (Wednesday), coaching my eldest two kids (Willow & Zak) ⭐Pets?: 2 French Bulldogs, Brian & Stitch ⭐First car: Ford Focus ⭐Years of experience within manufacturing: 21 Q: How did you start your career and what led you into the manufacturing industry? A: "I joined a local apprenticeship program at AME Group, working as a prototype technician in the workshop." -- Q: What does your day-to-day look like? A: Managing customer relations, prospecting (being badgered by Mark) for new opportunities, working on technical customer projects with quoting involved. -- Q: What does the future of AME look like to you? A: Like Pinky and the Brain say... "Try and take over the world." Hopefully, we will look to expand in our production capacity as our customer base grows. With the potential of bringing in new technologies to our offerings. #meettheteam #3dprinting #additivemanufacturing #workplace #ukmfg #ukmanufacturing