I am seeking a summer job with a company that deals with snowmobiles and/or the parts/performance items, design, anything really. I am in my 4th year at the University of Cincinnati in OHIO majoring in Mechanical Engineering. I have worked over a year at General Motors, 6 months at a transmission plant, and 6 months at a metal casting plant. I have also done some design work at the Toyota Tech Center in Ann Arbor. Looking for a job as GM just cut all student programs as part of their restructuring. Help me out please. I have great work ethic and have a GPA of 3.746 through my 4 years so far at UC. I have been sledding since I was probably about 3 falling asleep in front of my dad on the trails and at about 5 got my very own Yamaha 250 one lunger. Sledding is a big part of my life and I want to pursue a career that has something to do with the industry. Please message me with any opportunities. Thank you.
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- Thread starter egert23
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The best thing to do is send resumes to every factory,dealership, and aftermarket place you can think of. If no one sees your name they won't come looking for you.
I you do something you love for a job usually you end up not loving it so much anymore......
Just a thought...
Not so much a thought, more the voice of experience maybe ....
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I you do something you love for a job usually you end up not loving it so much anymore......
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BraapWraps
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Strongly Disagree by my experience. I love working on sleds and I still love riding 'em. Send the resume out to everyone you can think of, tell everyone you meet what you told us here. A lot of peeps are scared to ask for what they want, props and green rep to you for putting it on the forums. Good Luck
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Anyone know of any positions available? Thanks.
Anyone know of any positions available? Thanks.
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whittaker727
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I was of the same thought process and after 5 years in the idustrie as a service manager and technician, I still loved going to work everyday, but going home at the end of the week with no money was a different story.
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lynxer292b
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BDX could sure use a better engineer!!!!! I dont know if they are looking/hiring, but they could sure use one!
I thought I saw on the Arctic Cat site not to long ago some positions for R&D, but you needed a mechanical engineering degree. Which you have! go to arcticcat.com then careers
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I thought I saw on the Arctic Cat site not to long ago some positions for R&D, but you needed a mechanical engineering degree. Which you have! go to arcticcat.com then careers
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