Great exposure to automotive manufacturing experience.
Plenty of things to learn from everybody.
Fast-paced environment, but it allows you to be challenged.
Pay is great for interns; it's standard based on grade level (I'm a master's student).
Things can be overwhelming, in terms of how you're immediately thrown into what is going on at the moment.
A manager might not set up meetings with you unless you do.
Taking initiative is important, or you will get left behind, so don't expect anyone to hold your hand.
I was initially contacted by HR three weeks after applying online (I'm not sure if my online application was the only reason, as I also cold-messaged a couple of recruiters). I scheduled a 30-minute video interview with the engineering manager. They
There were two rounds of interviews. Both interviews were resume-based, with an emphasis on previous work experience and school projects. Each interview lasted half an hour and I was interviewed by a single interviewer.
I only had two interviews before I received an offer. * Interview with a senior design engineer, going over details of my resume and asking a mix of behavioral and technical questions. They dug into the technical aspects of projects I've completed
I was initially contacted by HR three weeks after applying online (I'm not sure if my online application was the only reason, as I also cold-messaged a couple of recruiters). I scheduled a 30-minute video interview with the engineering manager. They
There were two rounds of interviews. Both interviews were resume-based, with an emphasis on previous work experience and school projects. Each interview lasted half an hour and I was interviewed by a single interviewer.
I only had two interviews before I received an offer. * Interview with a senior design engineer, going over details of my resume and asking a mix of behavioral and technical questions. They dug into the technical aspects of projects I've completed