As a new school year begins, parents need to help their high schoolers create an activity plan if engineering at UT Austin is the goal. Extracurriculars like robotics clubs, coding camps, and STEM competitions allow students to demonstrate passion. Seeking leadership roles and internships also exhibits dedication beyond coursework. Starting early allows time to accrue experiences and create relationships with mentors who can provide recommendations. Students can build the impressive profile expected for UT Austin engineering with thoughtful planning and purposeful activities. https://lnkd.in/gCUyMDw5
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As a new school year begins, parents need to help their high schoolers create an activity plan if engineering at UT Austin is the goal. Extracurriculars like robotics clubs, coding camps, and STEM competitions allow students to demonstrate passion. Seeking leadership roles and internships also exhibits dedication beyond coursework. Starting early allows time to accrue experiences and create relationships with mentors who can provide recommendations. Students can build the impressive profile expected for UT Austin engineering with thoughtful planning and purposeful activities. https://lnkd.in/gS8xWv57
Extracurriculars That Make The Difference For Students Applying To Major In Engineering at UT Austin
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A Journey of Continuous Learning As my internship concluded, one of my mentors Disal Haputhanthrie offered guidance: "Maintain a balance of work and life, for this is just one of many exciting stops along your engineering journey." His words ring true as I reflect on all that I've learned. Over the past months, I've undertaken a variety of fascinating projects. I've designed and fabricated vehicle bodies, analyzed complex mechanical systems through reverse engineering, conducted battery tests, and modified battery modules and cooling systems. Each experience helped strengthen my technical skills and understanding of real-world challenges. Endless thanks go to mentors Chanaka Rathnayake Rangana Vidumal pushpamal karunarathna Disal Haputhanthrie Prasitha Sathsara Madura Herath Indunil Dhanushka for steering me expertly through challenges with patience and support. When I hit the occasional roadblock, their encouragement pushed me to learn from mistakes and give the next problem an even stronger try. It's because of them that I now truly see how many undiscovered areas remain in this creative field. My time at Vega Innovations revealed engineering's depths hold way more than initially met the eye. What once seemed shallow is a vast, intricate domain left to explore. I feel fortunate for the knowledge and confidence gained to do just that. As one chapter closes, I feel energized to start the next. VEGA will always hold a special place in my journey - their influence will guide me on many journeys still to come. #engineeringinternship #mechanicalengineering #autoinnovation #vegainnovations
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📌Explore the transformative power of apprenticeships for embedded engineers! 🚀 Delve into our newest blog post to uncover an innovative solution to the industry's supply and demand hurdles. #NAW2023 #techapprenticeships #tech #ApprenticeshipUSA
In a tech-centric era where demand for skilled embedded engineers is soaring, the reliance on languages like C poses a dual challenge. The strict requirement for C proficiency narrows the talent pipeline, leaving many qualified engineers on the sidelines. This scarcity intensifies competition among companies, especially smaller ones with budget constraints. Qwasar's Embedded Engineering Apprenticeship Program emerges as a strategic solution to this industry dilemma. Offering a structured training curriculum encompassing core courses in embedded systems, the program addresses the talent shortage by investing in and training individuals who may not initially meet strict criteria but exhibit potential and cultural fit. This innovative approach not only enhances diversity in the talent pool but also reduces recruitment costs and augments retention—a testament to the enduring benefits of apprenticeship programs in navigating the challenges of the evolving tech landscape. Read more on our blog: https://hubs.la/Q028_wLc0 #NAW2023 #TechApprenticeships
Apprenticeship Use Case: Alleviating the Supply and Demand Problem for Embedded Engineers
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Good example of how high-impact learning off-campus (in this case via well-crafted internships) perfectly complements high-impact learning on-campus (via project-rich engineering curricula). #BePoly https://lnkd.in/g8z95xc8
Engineering major brothers land internships at Los Alamos National Laboratory
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My favorite part of my internship with the 309th Software Engineering Group was leaning about the interconnective aspect of engineering. I learned that engineering isn't the process of finding solutions to problems alone; instead, its about collaborating as a group and drawing from the diverse backgrounds and experiences to solve a common problem. I realized how much engineers learn and adapt when working together. I have had a positive change in mind set when it comes to working as a group. I have also gained an appreciation of the importance of learning from and communicating with others, two skills that are invaluable as I go throughout my educational career.
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Good place to be and learn 💡 new stuff if you are student. And who knows, maybe you even get a new job 😉. If this sounds interesting to you and if you want to see some feedback from past participants use the link below. #emerson #EngineeringBootcamp
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UNC Charlotte's PORTAL is transforming the collaboration between academia and industry, enhancing innovation and research by partnering with companies like United Protective Technologies (UPT), a leader in nanocomposite coating technologies. This partnership bridges classroom learning with practical application, providing students such as Anna Centofanti and Madeline Umscheid valuable internship experiences that prepare them for engineering and technology careers. This synergy not only enriches student learning but also advances critical research and development efforts, demonstrating Charlotte's commitment to fostering an environment where academic and industrial pursuits align for mutual benefit. Greg Needham, executive director of Charlotte's Office of Research Partnerships, highlights the importance of PORTAL: "We align Charlotte's vast research capabilities and expertise with the needs of industry, creating mutually beneficial partnerships that advance important science, solve industry-relevant R&D challenges and provide channels for the commercialization of new technologies of high value and societal impact." Read more about how PORTAL is powering the future: https://lnkd.in/eeQ-z9Dx. #CLT #Innovation #Collaboration #Engineering #Research #IndustryPartnerships #PORTAL
PORTAL: Fostering innovation, collaboration to power the future
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Balancing Studies & Internships: A Guide for Engineering Students! 📚💼 Tips for Engineering Students Balancing Studies and Internships!🌟 🎓 Mastering Time Management: Efficient #timemanagement is the cornerstone for engineering students. Develop a realistic schedule that designates focused hours for engineering classes, assignments, and exam preparation. 📅 Strategic Planning: Anticipate academic peaks and valleys by consulting engineering academic calendars. Align internship commitments with less hectic academic periods, ensuring a synchronized approach to both academic and professional responsibilities. 💼 Internship as an Extension of Learning: View your internship as a #practicallearning extension of your engineering journey. Apply classroom theories to real-world engineering scenarios during your internship, creating a mutually beneficial relationship that reinforces your engineering foundations. 🤝 Open Communication: Maintain transparent communication with engineering academic advisors, internship mentors, and fellow engineering students. Share your schedule, commitments, and potential challenges. 🚧 Realistic Goal Setting: Establish achievable goals for both engineering academics and internships. Recognize your capacity and avoid overcommitting. Realistic expectations ensure excellence in both engineering domains without compromising your well-being. Share your experiences in managing this delicate balance as an engineering student! What strategies have proven effective for you? 🚀✨ Ready to embark on your internship adventure? ✨ Emertxe Information Technologies and Webstack Academy - WSA presents three exciting opportunities: #embeddedsystems, #fullstackwebdevelopment, and #campusambassadorprogram. We've launched three incredible FREE INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS exclusively for ENGINEERING STUDENTS: 1️⃣ Embedded Systems Internship_Cohort9 Last day to apply: 30th Jan 2024 Registration Link: https://lnkd.in/gcytZpFm 2️⃣ Full Stack Web Development Internship_Cohort2 Last day to apply: 30th Jan 2024 Registration Link: https://lnkd.in/gEC7TpnU 3️⃣ Campus Ambassador Internship Program_Cohort3 Ideal for students interested in Digital Marketing or non-technical careers Last day to apply: 7th Jan 2024 Registration Link: https://lnkd.in/gY64mjag We kindly request your support in spreading the word within your network & college community - Students, HODs, TPOs, and more. Your influence can make a significant impact! Tagging: Maaz Jukaku Jayakumar Balasubramanian Sneha N Kavya V #EngineeringBalance #InternshipJourney #EngineeringCareer #TimeManagement #StudentSuccess #EngineeringExperience #EmertxeTips
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🚀 I have completed my degree in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering. Throughout my academic career, I maintained a CGPA of 8.92 which often led to the assumption that theoretical know-how directly translates into practical prowess. But does it? 🤔 During my internships, I quickly realized that while academic excellence provides a solid foundation, the real world demands creativity, teamwork, and an ability to adapt that no classroom can fully teach. Here’s how I bridged the gap 🙄 Collaborative Projects: Worked on a cross-functional team to design an energy-efficient engine. Practical Problem Solving: Implemented cost-effective modifications to reduce production expenses by 15%. Constant Learning: I actively pursued professional workshops to enhance my practical skills. ✌ What are your thoughts on the balance between academic achievements and hands-on experience in your professional journey? 📈 💯 #Engineering #ProfessionalGrowth #CareerDevelopment
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Computer Vision Intern at JumpstartCSR | Graduate Student @ UW | Looking for Software Engineering internships for Fall 2024 and Full-time roles | Computer Vision | LLMs
The Fall 2023 quarter at the University of Washington was a period of profound exposure in many aspects. The curriculum was challenging and rewarding, emphasizing practical application and theoretical understanding. The Self-Driving Cars: An Intro to AI for Mobile Robots course, taught by Dr. Markus Grotz, provided a comprehensive overview of the principles and technologies underpinning autonomous robotic systems. The course’s hands-on approach and rigorous theoretical grounding offered a unique perspective on this rapidly evolving field. Our experience with the muSHR (https://mushr.io/) bot, on which we got to deploy our scripts, was precious. Kudos to the rest of the teaching team (Sanjar Normuradov, Paresh Chaudhary, and Jack Lowry), whose support in making us clear on the concepts was also instrumental. The Analytical Methods for Electrical Engineers course, led by Dr. Tamara Bonaci, seamlessly integrated mathematical theory with Python programming. This approach facilitated a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts and their practical applications. The Engineering Entrepreneurial Systems and Design course, instructed by Dr. Payman Arabshahi, offered an in-depth exploration of systems engineering principles. The course’s emphasis on real-world applications and problem-solving strategies was particularly beneficial. The Internship Readiness Seminar series, guided by Dr. John Nettles, provided invaluable insights into the professional world. The course’s focus on practical skills, such as resume writing and interview techniques, was instrumental in preparing for future internships. In conclusion, the Fall 2023 quarter at the University of Washington was a period of academic achievement and personal growth. I want to express my deepest gratitude to the Professors, seniors, and peers for their invaluable guidance and support throughout this journey. I look forward to building upon the knowledge and skills acquired during this quarter in my future academic and professional endeavors.
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