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From Theory to Practice! Unimag Power Transformer's 10-day internship program helped me bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge & practical experience in Transformer Manufacturing.

Gen Z in Manufacturing Ep. 9: Taking Risks at Internships and Finding Meaning Full Time This video Gen Z in Manufacturing: Finding Purpose and Passion caught our eye, and it's a must-watch for anyone in manufacturing, especially those looking to attract young talent. The video features Bryce Walters, a 26-year-old manufacturing robotics engineer at Lockheed Martin, who shares his journey and perspective on the industry. Here are some key takeaways: Finding purpose: Manufacturing might not be the first field that comes to mind when you think of meaningful careers. But for Walters, knowing his work contributes to national security brings a sense of fulfilment.  This highlights the importance of showcasing the impactful projects young engineers can work on in manufacturing. The value of hands-on experience:  The video underscores the importance of revamping internships to resonate with Gen Z.  Walters emphasises that interns crave hands-on experience and taking ownership of projects, not busy work.  Manufacturing companies can take note: invest in quality internships that provide real-world challenges and mentorship. Importance of taking risks in internships: Bryce Walters emphasises how his early internship at a small company allowed him to take risks and learn quickly. He suggests that companies give interns challenging projects and the freedom to experiment, fostering a culture where risk-taking is encouraged for accelerated growth. Mentorship matters: Walters credits mentorship as a key factor in his development. This reinforces the need for strong mentorship programs to foster well-rounded young talent in manufacturing. If you're in manufacturing, how can you attract and retain Gen Z talent? Share your thoughts in the comments! #manufacturing #genz #engineering #careers #mentorship #futureofwork #careers #Barnbrook

Learning to gain hands-on experience and work with industry leaders in automotive innovation. Looking forward to this incredible learning journey! #TataMotors #MechanicalEngineering #Internship #AutomotiveIndustry"

Getting busy in our office room for internships and working students 💻 Here’s where we train our future talents. Luis, Simon, Karina, and Will work on a wide range of projects, from AI labelling to new image acquisition technologies and mechanical engineering. #senswork #team #teamwork #Internship #WorkExperience

Every day, our interns experience the power of our decentralized, entrepreneurial culture through their division experiences and the opportunity to participate with our employee resource groups. Sriya Garde, an electrical and computer engineering master’s student at the University of Colorado Boulder and an electrical engineering intern at ITW Food Machines wanted an internship that trusted her to be involved in real work. Through her internship, she has experienced ITW’s entrepreneurial culture through being empowered to engage in the product development process. Q: Why did you choose to intern at ITW? A: I sought an internship where I could engage in product development, from ideation to implementation and manufacturing. During my interview, I learned I would be working on new features for Hobart Mixers and Slicers, which excited me about interning here. Additionally, ITW’s reputation as a Fortune 200 company known for engineering reliable, safe, and durable systems made me eager to be part of its culture. Q: What has been your most enjoyable intern experience this summer? A: While I’ve enjoyed working on innovative projects and collaborating with incredible people at FEG, my top experience has been being a part of the Young Professionals Network (YPN). The events and initiatives organized by YPN are not only fun but also provide excellent networking opportunities with other young professionals at various stages in their ITW careers. This involvement has made me feel connected to a larger community and aligned with those on a similar journey. Q: What has been one of your biggest takeaways from your internship so far? A: The biggest takeaway has been hands-on experience with product development, particularly from an embedded perspective. Working from the ground up on a new feature for a product has been a valuable learning experience. This role has allowed me to explore, implement, and learn from my ideas, giving me a deep understanding of how systems work and the intricacies of the new product development lifecycle. I have gained critical skills and knowledge that are invaluable in understanding the practical applications of my coursework. #ProudToBeITW

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Are you an Early Bird? My Master's internship UCAL Ltd. wasn't just my first job, it was a transformative launchpad into the exciting, (and sometimes very demanding!) world of manufacturing. Waking up at 4:45 AM (Monday to Saturday) for the 6:00 AM shift with my cycling buddy, Padmanaban (Paddu) was an adventure in itself. His pre-dawn pep talks and shared bike rides kept my energy high, even when the rooster crowed a little too early. Those early days were filled with enthusiastic learning. I dove headfirst into engineering drawings, eager to contribute. However, a few initial mistakes on my individual tasks – a crucial dimension missed here, a minor detail overlooked there – had a real impact on the manufacturing process. Seeing the consequences firsthand wasn't just humbling, it was a pivotal moment. It ignited a spark of curiosity within me, revealing the intricate dance between design and production. Those errors, instead of discouraging me, fueled a desire to understand the process better. This experience, with all its challenges and triumphs, was a turning point in my career trajectory. Sure, there were early mornings and learning curves, but the dedicated team UCAL Ltd. fostered an environment of growth. From my mistakes, I learned the importance of meticulousness and attention to detail. Perhaps most importantly, I discovered a passion for research in the field of design for manufacturability. Looking back, I'm incredibly grateful for this first internship eventually turned into my first job :-) Grateful to my friends and leaders Vijaykumar Rajavelu, Paddu, Vijee, Vasu, Thiru, Balaiah, Kumar anna, SRS, IR, Raman sir during that time. What’s your First Job / Internship? Love to Listen :-) #Manufacturing #Grateful #firstjob #firstinternship #Earlybird #learninganddevelopment

i had complete some internships regarding electronics and communication engineering. i learn some basics and successfully completed the internship.

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Need ro understand how an engineering student of Compuer science and engineering can apply for summer internship in an IT company. What are tje options available, what is the process involved and how to go for it. if anyone can help that would be great.