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Let's put the E in #STEM! This week is National Engineer's Week, a time to celebrate the contributions that engineers have made to the world around us! You can thank an engineer for 🏦 buildings, 🚗 cars, 🌉 bridges, and 🎢 roller coasters! Are you pursuing an engineering career? Click the link below to browse engineering internships and fellowships: https://bit.ly/349MbHP #ShapingScience #EngineersWeek

Meet Curtin Electrical and Electronics Engineering graduate Haniff Soorian Pagalavan who is pursuing his dream as an Electrical Engineer at Western Power. ⚡🛠️ Haniff was involved in Curtin University’s Internship Gateway Program, which gives organisations the chance to foster connections with highly motivated science and engineering students. Through the program, your organisation will not only contribute to shaping the development of our industry-ready graduates but will also provide your team with the opportunity to develop their mentoring and leadership skills. For Haniff, undertaking the internship was an invaluable experience that prepared him for the workforce. “I spent about three months as an intern and for the first month, they sent me into the workshop. I got to see how the switchboards were constructed. In that experience, I’d say the most valuable thing was seeing how the drawings translated into the real physical thing. Seeing it in real life makes a lot of a difference and I learned that I’m more capable than I think I am,” Haniff said. Want to be involved in this year’s program? Find out more here 👇 https://shorturl.at/dez17 There are a limited number of industry partnerships available, make sure to express your interest before Friday 24 May. 📅 #CurtinUniversity #CurtinAlumni #Internship #Program #Science #Engineering #STEM #WorkExperience #ProfessionalDevelopment #Professional #Career #Development

Launching into the engineering world, I realized early on that the challenges we face today require not just technical skills but a sharp eye for safety and efficiency. Through my internships at Aeronautical Research Center and Giad Industrial Group, I delved deep into the practical side of engineering - from design to documentation, fabrication to troubleshooting. The transition from academic knowledge to real-world application was a journey of growth, resilience, and critical thinking. It highlighted the importance of collaborative workspaces where ideas can flourish and solutions emerge through collective expertise.

doing this internship with brahmastra was a very good experience. learnt how to create 3D objects in ansys,CFD stimulations

Ah yes, I remember when I got picked for my very first internship in systems engineering without having a clue in the world what it was. 😅 How did you find yourself in Systems Engineering? It is interesting to note that although there have been a growing number of systems engineering degree programs and a wider reach towards awareness of the discipline... 1. It is still not a widely understood role for the general public. 🌐 2. It is still not a commonly pursued line of study amongst younger folk. 👨🎓 3. It is still dominated by the very first generations to encounter it. 📊 I wonder when we will stop being chosen by Systems Engineering... And actually start picking Systems Engineering ourselves. 🤔 Any thoughts from my fellow Systems Engineers out there? #systemsengineering #meme

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

Completion certificate of my engineering internship in Italy

Attn: Students & Employers 💡 Why Engage in the MDOT TDRP Internship? Let’s take a moment to shine a light on a story that perfectly captures the spirit of the MDOT TDRP Internship—a story of ambition, discovery, and making the most of every opportunity. - Most people simply desire to be valued and respected (It’s not rocket science) Meet Davontray Robinson, a returning TDRP intern, a passionate, outspoken young leader and rising senior in Mechanical Engineering at Prairie View A&M University. This summer, Davontray embraced the role of Field Engineer with the City of Detroit. Fueled by his passion for automobiles, he viewed this position as more than just work; it was a unique chance to delve into transportation infrastructure, gaining insights that give him a competitive edge as he strives to become the best engineer he can be. In his journey with MDOT TDRP, Davontray Robinson has harnessed his skills, determination, and potential, aligning his ambitions with real-world, hands-on experiences. His path has been defined by confidence, consistency, and character—traits that make him a standout both professionally and personally. Davontray Robinson’s story is a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when you approach every opportunity with an open mind and a clear mission. The Future is Now! “Build it, and they will come.”With a new mindset, a new map, and a new mission. “Tray” is a shining example of how transformational experiences are possible for those willing to step up to the challenge and ring the bell . “Find your way. Match your mindset. Be the change that expands your range “ 🫡 👷🏿 #MDOTTDRP #EngineeringExcellence #PrairieViewAMU #MechanicalEngineer #CityOfDetroit #Michigan #TheFutureIsNow #TransformationalLeadership #FutureLeaders #TransportationEngineering

8 semesters 44 subjects 1460 days And 100000 assignments, vivas, projects later 😅 Finally got my Engineering Degree. 🥳 The amount of pressure we handle while studying is something only engineers know. Completing whole subject a night before exam, Attending college fests around you while bunking classes, BT of internship and placements we all share. And many more memories which are irreplaceable for life. Truly we make or break ourselves in the college and I hope I did what was good for me. Onto the new phase of life 🚀 #engineering #degree #softwareengineer

Although the U.S. is a global leader in aerospace and aviation talent, there is a lag in the number of students, especially underrepresented minorities (URM), attracted to the field. A new program at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering seeks to change that. The Expanded Network for Broader Participation in Aerospace Engineering through Education, Mentoring and Workforce Development (ENBP-AE), will give students the chance for cross-institutional collaboration for senior design projects and undergraduate research opportunities. It will also enable training and workforce development, mentorship and summer internships. ENBP-AE expands the reach of a similar program already in place that is led by Professor Chiang Shih. Carl Moore, a mechanical engineering associate professor and researcher at the nation’s joint college, is part of both programs and is the principal investigator of this effort to increase representation in aerospace research and related disciplines. "To have a lasting impact, we must do two things simultaneously that may, on first consideration, seem contradictory: approach each student with specialized attention while building a general framework that supports all, no matter their needs. ENBP-AE does that. To dismantle systems of disparity, it provides a scaffolding of near-peer mentors, professional development, research and high-touch projects,” said Moore. Learn more about the ENBP-AE program: https://bit.ly/47yyTBR