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Congratulations to Deepak Yadav from 3rd year (ME) for being selected in the internship program at Innovant Engineering Services. This achievement speaks volumes about your skills, dedication, and potential. Make the most out of this opportunity to learn, grow, and make valuable connections. Wishing you all the best on this exciting journey ahead! Your dedication, hard work, and passion for success have surely made a significant contribution. This experience will undoubtedly serve as a solid foundation for your future endeavors. Keep striving for excellence and never stop exploring the wonders of science and technology! #DronacharyaCollegeofEngineering #InternshipSuccess #InnovantEngineeringServices #CareerDevelopment #EngineeringInternship #SkillDevelopment #DedicationPaysOff #InternshipProgram #FutureEngineers #CareerGrowth #HardWorkPaysOff #PassionForSuccess #STEMInternship #ProfessionalDevelopment #CongratulationsDeepak #InternshipAchievement #LearningAndDevelopment #EngineeringCareer #MEStudent #SuccessStory

Hello 🤗 Connections 🇮🇳 ♥️ 🥀 Thrilled 😄 to share✨ At Innovate Intern, we believe that true innovation is a collective effort, and our platform stands as a testament to the collaboration of multiple skilled engineers across diverse domains. We are a passionate group united by a common goal – to nurture the talents of aspiring engineers and pave the way for a future generation of industry leaders. Our story is not just about internships; it's about creating a community where knowledge sharing takes precedence over profit margins. While profitability is a consideration, it is secondary to our primary objective – the development of skills and the empowerment of the next generation of engineers. We understand that the journey from academia to the professional realm can be challenging, and Innovate Intern is here to bridge that gap. Innovate Intern is more than just a platform; it's a commitment to cultivating a culture of learning and growth. Our team comprises seasoned engineers from various fields, each contributing their expertise to craft internship experiences that go beyond the conventional. We recognize that the future of engineering lies in the hands of those who are willing to explore, innovate, and collaborate. What sets us apart is our emphasis on hands-on learning, practical exposure, and mentorship. We strive to create an environment where interns not only gain technical proficiency but also develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a deep understanding of the real-world applications of engineering principles. As a company, we are driven by a sense of responsibility to empower the emerging talent in the engineering landscape. Innovate Intern is not just a stepping stone for interns; it's a community where ideas flourish, connections are made, and the seeds of innovation are sown. Join us on this exciting journey at Innovate Intern, where we are not just shaping careers but building a legacy of innovation, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing. Together, let's redefine the future of engineering!

Hi everyone 👋 Everyday we wake up as students and go to University to learn something new about our field. But not, learn something about your personality. Absolutely your goal should be to learn something on every moment. About yesterday there was a Seminar "Crafting your undergraduate career vision" Organized by Mechatronics Society Of Robotics And Automation. Speaker was Raza Mehdi 🇵🇰 technical training manager at The Hub Power Company Limited (HUBCO). From where I have earned some quality things from his profasional career. He tells us the value of industrial exposure, internships and punctuality for a professional Life. And what are the things which industries are expecting from the fresh graduate students. #industrytrends #Jobs #Internships #skills #Graduates #leanstartups

My Backend SWE internship at Tesla did not feel like an internship. I had an amazing taste of what good software engineering is all about. It felt so good to work in a tight-knit team of some of the most smartest folks in engineering imo! Trust me when I say, the velocity at which the team operated was initially overwhelming. As a newbie I felt curious and enthusiastic, but at the same time I was taken aback by the sheer amount of engineering brilliance delievered by the team. My mentor/manager gave me a piece of advice which is my biggest takeaway from my internship. "Be curious and learn a lot of things, but carve your niche for being an expert in a few". Simply put be a T-Shaped/Comb-Shaped Engineer (Here is an explanation I liked [https://lnkd.in/dhjr9AwZ] for the uninitiated). This greatly shaped my thought process as an engineer through the rest of my internship, and be mindful of the big picture contributions I made as an intern. I gave a shot at becoming a T-engineer and went super deep with graph databases (neo4j is super cool!!). With this, I was able to better channelize my imposter-syndrome to identify what interested me and expand my horizon to satiate my learning appetite. In essence, I think that's what true Software Engineering is about - learning and building. And this internship helped me do precisely that - learn and build. I am grateful and I consider myself lucky to have had this opportunity. In a way, I got a great glimpse of what life as a Software engineer would be, while being an intern. So, my internship didn't feel like an internship. It felt like a prelude to where I am headed on my journey.

Welcome to EngineersConnect: Your Gateway to Engineering Excellence! 🌟 Join our thriving community of engineers and discover a world of boundless opportunities. From exclusive networking events to career-enhancing resources, we're here to empower you every step of the way. Unleash your potential, forge lasting connections, and accelerate your journey towards success with EngineersConnect! 💼🚀 #EngineersConnect #EngineeringExcellence #DreamJobs #Internships #CareerGrowth #TechNetworking #EngineeringLife #ProfessionalDevelopment #CareerOpportunities #EngineersUnite #InnovationHub #TechLeadership #UnlockYourPotential #CommunityOfEngineers #EmpoweringEngineers"

Best part of our Widener University Engineering programs? Is it… - Paid co-ops & internships - Accelerated 4+1 (bachelor’s-to-master’s) program - Breakthrough research The answer is that our engineering programs offer so much it’s tough to pick just one thing! Hear from some of our students & faculty about their experiences! #WidenerUniversity #engineering #EngineeringDegree #Engineer #EngineeringStudent #engineeringSchool #BiomedicalEngineering #CivilEngineering #MechanicalEngineering #Robotics #ChemicalEngineering #ElectricalEngineering

National Engineers Day 2024, celebrated on September 15th, will focus on the theme "Innovating for a Sustainable Future". This theme highlights the crucial role engineers play in developing solutions that address current challenges while paving the way for a sustainable future. #avaintern #internship #engineers #day #engineeringlife #engineering #students #college

Wondering how MTEC nurtures future engineers? Visit our blog to learn about our Engineering Consulting Services Internship Program. It's not just an internship—it's a gateway to the future of manufacturing. Learn more today: https://bit.ly/3UJKLN6 #MTEC #Manufacturing #Technology #Engineering #InternshipProgram #Internship #EngineeringInternship #ManufacturingIntern #MTECInterns #FutureManufacturers #NYS #NYSManufacturer #HudsonValley

🌟 The Vital Role of Internships in an Engineer's Journey!🌟 Hello, LinkedIn Family! I'm Ritesh Mhetre, currently pursuing Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, and I want to share some thoughts on the importance of internships for engineering students, especially those in the field of electronics. Internships are a game-changer for students like us, providing a bridge between classroom learning and real-world experience. Here’s why I believe internships are crucial: 1. Gaining Practical Experience: Internships allow us to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world problems. This hands-on experience is invaluable in electronics engineering, where understanding practical applications is key to mastering the subject. 2. Learning from Industry Experts: A good internship provides the opportunity to work alongside industry experts. This exposure not only enhances our technical skills but also gives us insights into the industry's best practices, which is something we can't learn from textbooks alone. 3. Building Confidence and Knowledge: Engaging in meaningful work during an internship boosts our confidence. It allows us to understand the industry's dynamics, learn how to work in teams, and develop problem-solving skills—all essential qualities for a successful engineering career. 4. Financial Independence: Internships often come with a stipend, which can provide some financial independence during our student life. It’s a great way to earn while learning! 5. Adapting to Technological Advancements: With the rise of AI and automation, many low-level jobs are being phased out. This shift means we need to upskill continuously and adapt to new technologies. Internships can help us stay ahead of the curve by exposing us to cutting-edge advancements and fostering a mindset of continuous learning. However, it’s important to note that securing internships can be challenging, especially for students from Tier 3 colleges. Many students lack awareness of how to find and apply for internships, which can limit their opportunities. It's essential to be proactive, network effectively, and stay informed about various platforms and opportunities available. To all my fellow engineering students, especially those in electronics: Don’t underestimate the value of internships. They are a stepping stone to a successful career, and every bit of experience counts! Let’s make the most of these opportunities, learn as much as we can, and prepare ourselves to excel in our careers. #ElectronicsEngineering #EngineeringStudents #Internships #CareerGrowth #LearningAndDevelopment #AI #Automation #TechIndustry #SkillDevelopment #FutureEngineers

Michigan State University students in electrical engineering... Western Michigan University students in electrical engineering... Central Michigan University students in electrical engineering... this post is for you. #tncpnews #diversity