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Successfully completed the 30 day Virtual internship program on "Electric Vehicle Technology"

Today we take a look back at our summer interns: Hannes has been our summer intern for four years now and we are always happy to have him back.💪 🚀 The first three years he was in assembly and production and this summer he was our intern in mechanical engineering. Today he gives us an insight into his day-to-day work:👇 "When I was still studying mechanical engineering at TFO, I really wanted to take a look at the world of work. That's why I decided to do an internship at Micros Automation. After the first summer, I already knew that this was the right place for me. My day at Micros starts in the mechanical engineering office. There I help with the creation of technical drawings and the design of parts for machines. These tasks are not only varied, but also incredibly exciting. No two days are the same and I am constantly learning new things. The most exciting thing I've learnt so far is planning a machine. I have experienced at first hand how important every little detail is. It's fascinating to see how a machine is built piece by piece and to know that you've contributed to it yourself. In addition to the work, there is another reason why I always look forward to my time at Micros: the breaks. Then I can play a game of table-football with my colleagues and switch off. This mixture of work and fun makes my time at Micros particularly valuable." Would you like to do an internship at Micros? Then get in touch! 💬 #innovation #engineering #manufacturing #robotics #automation #technology #microsautomation #assembly #internship #southtyrol #teamwork

Aspiring engineers need to check out our latest interview with Eliza, a super-inspiring computer-aided engineering intern with Rheinmetall! 💻 🚀 👉 Over her time with the company, Eliza has picked up some fantastic info for those looking to follow in her footsteps, including details on the Rheinmetall application process, insights into the day-to-day schedule of an engineering intern and tips on finding your place in the workforce.  🤩 If you’ve ever considered a career in STEM, consider this your sign to dive into the workforce (and after watching this interview, we’re willing to bet you’ll want a Rheinmetall application form)! 💥 #EngineeringPathways #EngineeringCareers #DefencePathways #GirlsInSTEM 

Summer is still here!! So let's celebrate our summer interns! This year three summer interns joined us at AAG! Here's a little bit about them and their internship experiences. Our second intern introduction is Trey Fiebelkorn. Trey is pursuing his Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Tech. Trey worked on two main projects. The first project was a code coverage summary that created a measurement of every tested and untested statement or function in AAG’s software utility library. With this coverage summary, Trey performed additional unit testing using MATLAB to improve code quality and locate any bugs or dead code. The second project Trey worked on was graphical analysis using JavaScript for NASA Engineering and Safety Center’s Check Case simulation data. This JS function utilized a clustering algorithm that would detect groups or clusters of simulation data using centroids and variances. It is used to isolate errors and uncertainties during prolonged simulations to improve overall simulation accuracy. What did you enjoy during your internship with AAG? "One major enjoyment that I found during this internship was being around a well-educated team. I found that no matter what question I could throw at the AAG team, there was always an insightful answer returned. On top of that, the environment at AAG is very friendly and welcoming. The team at AAG would always make sure the interns were included in project meetings, flight demonstrations, and company lunches." What was something you learned during your internship? "From the technical side, I learned MATLAB unit testing, code coverage, debugging, CI/CD pipelines, GitHub, Sourcetree, version control, HTML development, and JavaScript programming. On the career side, I developed my communication, adaptivity, problem-solving, and project management skills." What do you plan to pursue after completing your internship? "I plan to implement some of my newly enhanced programming skills to further my research in supersonic nozzles. I hope to further this research and my education into graduate school where I can learn more about supersonic and hypersonic flow. After graduation, I plan to work in a field related to rocket propulsion, flight dynamics and modeling, or wind tunnel testing." Keep up the great work Trey! We can’t wait to see what your future holds!

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

I have completed my 10 weeks of conceptual CAE design and simulation virtual internship purely core based internship which was conducted in this year..

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

Vocational education plays a vital role in shaping future talent! We are committed to supporting initiatives like this and promoting growth and development at every level!

Vocational education plays a vital role in shaping future talent! We are committed to supporting initiatives like this and promoting growth and development at every level!

We approach internships differently here at Viable Engineering Solutions. Our mechanical engineering interns experience a unique, hands-on internship where they are challenged to design, build, and test their given assignment. Our approach ensures they gain skills that will help them engineer through innovation and provide rapid impact to their future projects. It's our belief that this is how internships should be.   This summer, our team of interns put their skills and knowledge gained to go head-to-head in a tournament-style bot battle. The group was split into two teams and tasked with designing, fabricating, and operating a small robot designed to destroy another small robot. The bots needed to be under 3 lbs and within a specific budget. Watch this recap video to see who won between the intern teams to go against the engineer's team!   #engineering #botbattle #robotics #internship #engineeringintern #mechanicalengineer #innovation