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🌟 Embracing Continuous Learning in Mechanical Engineering 🌟 As a mechanical engineering student with a focus on automotive subjects, I've learned that our education is just the beginning. It's not about strictly sticking to what we learn in class; it's about the willingness to explore new skills and knowledge that can enhance our professional journey. During my internship at MHV Autohaus Volkswagen Gombak, I discovered the importance of problem-solving and troubleshooting in the automotive field. Cars are complex machines, and understanding their intricacies has fueled my passion for pursuing a career as a design or manufacturing engineer. Currently, I am honing my skills in CAD software, specifically SolidWorks, to prepare for my desired path. I believe that real-world experience is essential for growth, and I’m actively seeking opportunities that will allow me to apply what I’ve learned and further develop my abilities. I’m excited about the journey ahead and am committed to making the most of every opportunity that comes my way. If you know of any companies looking for an enthusiastic mechanical engineering intern or entry-level engineer, I would greatly appreciate your support! Let’s connect and share insights on our engineering journeys! 🚀 #MechanicalEngineering #ContinuousLearning #Internship #CAD #SolidWorks #EngineeringCareer #JobSearch

You are an Engineer but are you employable Augment Mechanical engineering degree with - 1. Mechanical CAD 2. Machine Design 3.Manufacturing Materials and Process 4.Computer Graphics 5. Simulation These courses will help you win the Internship and the job game! Connect with us for more details and book a session with ucla certified career coach Nisha Vora #onthejob #onthejobtraining #mechanicalengineering #mechanicalengineer #mechanical #engineeringlife #engineeringstudent #careerinengineering #machinedesign #simulations

🔧✨From dreams to prototypes: My journey as a Mechanical Engineer has not just been about innovations; it’s about making those innovations a tangible reality. Most recently, I spearheaded the Design and Fabrication of a Button Operated Electro-Magnetic Gear Shifting system, embodying my belief in the power of engineering to revolutionize the way we interact with machinery. 🛠️ My technical palette is rich with experience in Fabrication, CNC Programming, and Advanced Welding, complemented by internships focusing on Petrochemical Technologies and Plastic Engineering at prestigious institutions like CIPET, Chennai. This blend of academic and practical knowledge has equipped me with a unique perspective on mechanical design and manufacturing processes. 🚀 I'm on the lookout for opportunities where I can apply my technical knowledge and problem-solving acumen in roles centered around Mechanical Engineering, particularly those emphasizing innovation in Fabrication and Design. My journey through various competitions has honed my skills in Designing, Decision Making, and Problem Solving, securing top positions in technical quizzes and design challenges. 📣 If you know of opportunities that align with my experiences or if you’re interested in discussing how I can contribute to your team, please feel free to reach out or tag someone who might be looking for an enthusiastic and skilled engineer to add to their team. #MechanicalEngineering #Fabrication #DesignInnovation #EngineeringCareers #OpenToWork

Hello LinkedIn Connections, after ~7 years at Stanley Black & Decker, Inc., I have been let go due to budget cuts. It's never easy to go through something like this, and I'm finding it harder to drum up a post here. I'd like to briefly celebrate my career milestones, and ask that you keep me in mind for open positions. Thank you all. August 2017 I was just wrapping my Mechanical Engineering & Technologies Degree at CCSU when I got an amazing opportunity to be an intern/co-op at SBD all the way out in Danbury, CT. I worked on #fastener testing, instron testing, lab/job shop work, and 3D modeling. I was exposed to a lot of new innovation in fastening, and new to the world riveting tools. February 2018 I was hired full-time as a Design Engineer in Danbury, working on fasteners, #riveting tools, and #croppers. I had a hand in design, testing, manufacturing, and conversations with customers. It was at this time that i entered the Leadership Development Program, where I worked to improve my soft skills, and strategic problem solving. February 2020, just before COVID, I was promoted to #SeniorProductEngineer working on NA Industrial Fasteners. As soon as I got situated, the world changed and I found myself holding meetings with folks all over the world from my Central-CT apartment! I'd do AM conversations with half the world and PM conversations with the other half, while trying to find time to develop fasteners for some of the largest automotive OEMs in the world! I'd travel to the desert in Sonora Mexico to evaluate products on major solar sites, and then out to California to visit #Tesla as they developed the #TeslaSemi (I even signed the first chassis used for testing!). October 2021 was the biggest leap in my career up to that point. I became a Senior Product Engineer working on #Utility Blades made in New Britiain, CT! 15 minutes drive from home, and in a historic facility just outside of WHQ for SBD. Along with the team, I worked on #NewToTheWorld utility blade testing methodology, coating technology, and even got involved with supporting #LeanManufacturing methods. Finally, in December of 2023, I made the hardest choice in my career in leaving behind a role I grew confident and comfortable in, to challenge myself in the name of growth. I became a Project Engineer/Manager working #remote for a NA based PMO team. I've met amazing folks, and worked alongside some brilliant engineers. My role was focused on integrating firmware/software, modules and motors for Outdoor power tools into the larger PMO process. I hit the ground running and began to accumulate what i call the #big3, #product knowledge, #process knowledge, and #people knowledge. I've won 4X Worldwide Initiative Nomination Awards. I've developed multiple 1st in the world products. I've graduated the Leadership Development Program. I've become an Advisory Board Member for my Alma mater. I've mentored, volunteered, and coached. I'm ready for the next step.

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Job LocationJob DescriptionWe are looking talents for our Vallejo Plant for the position of:Engineering & Manufacturing Internship - Vallejo PlantStart Date: December 1st, 2024.Work schedule: Part-time with flexible working hours.Location: Vallejo Plant.Duration: 12 - 24 months.Profile: Active college student of any Engineering.Qualifications: Graduation date December 2025 to December 2026.Travel: Occasional.Driving: Not required.We will ensure that we provide reasonable accommodation to persons with disabilities who require it to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other employment benefits and privileges.If you have a disability that affects your ability to complete our selection process, please indicate us to ensure the necessary suitability. You can learn more hereDo you want to transform materials for winning consumer experiences?Then an Internship as Manufacturing/Engineering Intern in our Plants might be the right place for you.We focus on the production of consumer goods to provide our customers with high-quality product, on-time, and at a low cost. We are constantly innovating to ensure the development and use of the most sophisticated technologies. We set outstanding value in creativity, teamwork, problem solving and data analyzing skills.Your role in Manufacturing:Whether it’s directly from the production floor or from support areas; you'll face different challenges and take meaningful responsibilities since day one. It's up to you to make decisions and the turn those decisions positive results for the Company. You will discover our leading technologies, and, in the end, you will build your own capabilities through the job experience, mentoring and training.Will you take the challenge?You will likely be placed in one of the following areas:Production – Making: Here we bring to life our products- your priority should be flexibility while delivering the product in time and seeing opportunities for continuous improvement.Production – Packing: Here you would work on getting our product into its final packaging and set up in pallets. How? Working on the installation and startup of new equipment; making studies on performance loss (on equipment, skills, organization) and identifying projects to achieve the performance targets of the packing line.Warehouse: After our product is manufactured the first logistic stop will be inhouse storage prior to shipping. You will handle space, time and movements optimization projects to simplify operation. You will guardian of our internal controls and audit processes to ensure inventory is properly storage.Quality: You should ensure a consistent quality in line with customer expectations, local laws and P&G's guidelines. We validate all the formulas and equipment prior to production and are responsible for the study of “non-standards” to improve our processes and training of the entire plant to quality principles.Health, Sa

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