US Synthetic

Manufacturing Operator

September 2020 • Orem, UT

What I liked

The culture The encouragement to find ways to improve The flexibility of the work schedule The benefits The pay

What I wish was different

Nothing

Advice

Networking here can be advantageous for your future.

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Student Engineer

April - October 2019 • Orem, UT

What I liked

They gave me real work to do, and I learned a lot about the industry and how to engineer for industry standards.

What I wish was different

I wish I could've stayed longer.

Advice

Ask lots of questions. You'll learn a lot and you'll look good for your company.

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Research and Development Student Engineer

May - September 2019 • Orem, UT

What I liked

The internship was fulfilling, added value to the company, and challenging. The company culture is open and focused on individual development.

What I wish was different

The company had decided last minute to open a few positions for student engineers, so the transition to get started was a little slow, but that is to be expected anyways. I'm happy that I was available when they did because it turned out to be a great experience.

Advice

Take time to learn a lot from the company early in an internship. Once you are up to speed with everyone else, your work will be much more effective and fulfilling.

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Team Lead

March 2017 • Orem, UT

What I liked

Consistent Schedule

What I wish was different

Advice

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Student Engineer

February 2010 • Orem, UT

What I liked

Great culture and benefits. Lots of design opportunities.

What I wish was different

I wish I had become a student earlier.

Advice

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Student Engineer

May - August 2018 • Orem, UT

What I liked

I really likes the experience I gained. Looking back it was great to work in industry because that helps me enjoy what I'm learning in classes because I know I'll be using it later.

What I wish was different

I wanted to work a little more with the actual engineers, but I did get to work with them a decent amount.

Advice

Make an effort to learn more than just what you need to do your job. It's more enjoyable and will help you in the long run.

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Automation Engineering Intern

October 2017 • Orem, UT

What I liked

Really great experience - lots of practical mechanical experience. Really strengthened many foundational skill sets. Great variety in the work, never doing the same thing twice.