Autoliv ASP, Inc.

HSE intern

May - August 2019 • Ogden, UT

What I liked

I loved everything about it. It was a great work environment and opportunity for me to learn from people in the workforce.

What I wish was different

Advice

Take it all in, enjoy every minute and be always looking for opportunities to show off your skills

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Process Engineer

May - August 2019 • Ogden, UT

What I liked

Autoliv treated me like their full time engineers. They gave me lots of hands on learning experiences.

What I wish was different

The only think that I would change was the morning commute, logan to Ogden every morning gets old quickly!

Advice

Don’t be afraid to ask for help, older more experienced engineers are wells of knowledge and will most often keep quiet until you ask for their help.

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Process Engineer

March - May 2020 • Brigham City, UT

What I liked

Having various roles, not being treated like an intern, benefits.

What I wish was different

Covid not happening

Advice

You never know where your employment opportunity is going to come from, so I'll always be at your best

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Process Engineer Intern

July - August 2020 • Promontory, UT

What I liked

I loved the people there, everyone was friendly my assigned supervisor really pushed me to grow

What I wish was different

I wish I started earlier.

Advice

I would encourage interns in the future to listen to the operators on what needs to be done, they know more than you.

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Controls Engineer Intern

March 2017 - February 2018 • Corinne, UT

What I liked

It was a Great opportunity and experience. I learned more about industry in that internship than my whole education at USU. The management there was particularly on point.

What I wish was different

I would have finished my Bridgerland classes faster so they would have hired myself and the other intern that took a job afterwards.

Advice

Make sure you communicate well with your superiors. Also, do everything in your power to finish school asap.

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Mechanical Engineering Intern

June - September 2020 • Ogden, UT

What I liked

Interesting project, great people to work with.

What I wish was different

Earlier start date

Advice

Test early and often

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CORE Engineering Co-Op

May - August 2021 • Auburn Hills, MI

What I liked

It was a great learning environment, everyone I interacted with was happy to share their experience and help me grow as an engineer. They also kept me busy without overloading me. They gave me a lot of autonomy and let me lead several of my own high ranking projects.

What I wish was different

Nothing

Advice

Talk to everyone you come across, it helped me a lot to feel more welcome and to develop a better understanding of the business

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Material Handler

August - December 2019 • Tremonton, UT

What I liked

My co-workers were amazing! I gained fast friends from working here.

What I wish was different

I wish I had worked more overtime

Advice

It is hard work, but if you give it your utmost attention you will do great at this job.

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Quality Engineer Intern

May - August 2021 • Brigham City, UT

What I liked

My entire team was very supportive of helping me grow within the company and made sure I had valuable experiences and wasn't just performing mundane tasks day-in-day-out.

What I wish was different

I wish I had more time.

Advice

Never let an opportunity go unexplored. I would never have thought about a future career in quality and how many possibilities exist

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Quality Engineering Co-op

May - August 2023 • Tremonton, UT

What I liked

I was grateful to have a mentor engineer for the summer. There was an emphasis on collaborative work and there were many resources to complete assigned labor. Employees were willing to work with and help one-another. As a quality engineering co-op, I got to see the plant process as a whole and learned about different engineering disciplines.

What I wish was different

My mentor did not know he would be mentoring me until my first day, so more heads up would have allowed him to prepare more. I would have liked more hands on experience on the floor, but many projects required my time elsewhere.

Advice

Some advice I would give to students is to learn from engineers outside of your assigned discipline. Many people have excellent experience and advice to give you. Just because it may be about something outside of your area doesn't mean you should disregard it. Knowing more will always make you more versatile. Similarly, always ask questions when you are unsure.

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