“The internship was an enjoyable and valuable experience. Key responsibilities included die and tooling maintenance, tracking tool life and equipment uptime, supporting high-pressure die casting operations, and assisting with production-related tasks and tooling data updates. The working environment was positive, with supportive and knowledgeable senior colleagues.
This opportunity proved highly beneficial, providing hands-on industry experience and practical application of academic knowledge. Technical skills developed included data analysis tools, NX CAD, machining concepts, and manufacturing processes. The most rewarding aspect was gaining real-world insight into manufacturing operations.”
Nilay, Mechatronics Engineering Intern – Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering, Swinburne University of Australia, VIC Australia