Sabrina specialised in Mechatronics at the University of Auckland and graduated in 2022. She is now a Product Development Engineer at Fisher & Paykel Healthcare where she gets to develop life-saving medical devices! What is your role and what do you do? As a Product Development Engineer at Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (FPH), my day-to-day…Continue Reading Q+A with Sabrina at Fisher & Paykel Healthcare!
Hello hello everyone (ą« ļ½”ā¢Ģ įµ ā¢Ģļ½” )ą«. Let us continue our journey through part 2 of software engineering, with today’s topic being internships. š§āš¼š¢ I think most people at the moment are feeling the pressure over the year nearly being over and considerably fewer jobs than in previous yearsā¦ BUT hopefully, this will improve…Continue Reading software internships: navigating through a tough job market
Welcome back to my blog(ą¹>ā”<ą¹) First of all, I would like to take a moment to congratulate everyone. Great job for making it this far and you all deserve an enjoyable mid sem break! Today, Iām taking you along for a day in my life. Youāll get to see what the last day of half…Continue Reading Last Day of Half Sem Blog -BME Edition-
Likhitha specialised in Mechatronics at the University of Auckland and graduated in 2020. She has worked at Fisher & Paykel Technologies and is now a Structural Analyst at Rocket Lab where she gets to see her work launched into space! What is your role and what do you do? Iām a structural analyst. I evaluate…Continue Reading Q+A with Likhitha at Rocket Lab!
Alrighty, yesyes youāve heard enough of the whole āmechatronics is a combo of electrical, mechanical and softwareā spiel, what does a mechatronics engineer actually do?? Tbh, I still donāt know. Hence, let’s ask fellow mechatronics graduates about their journey! The following posts will cover Q+A discussions with three awesome engineers in three different fields who…Continue Reading Introducing the Q+A with Mechatronics Engineers Series: What does a future in mechatronics actually look like?
Hellooo engineers!! Welcome to my third and final blog of this half of the semester! I officially congratulate you for making it through week 6. Specifically on surviving your first and final (if you decide to do structural) electrical and matlab test. As you might have guessed from the title, this blog is going to…Continue Reading An Insider’s Guide to PII Structural and Civil Engineering Courses
Hey hey!! Thanks for stopping by š„° Chances are- youāve heard of sustainability before. Sustainability has become a bit of a buzzword. It can really get some people going, in good ways and badā¦.even cats arenāt safeā¦. So before we formally start this blog, letās “debuzz” sustainability a bit by going over the basics- i.e.,…Continue Reading Storytime: Civil Engineering and Sustainability š±
No matter watt! Considering that we are now entering the mid-semester study break (it’s never a vacation for us Engineering students, unfortunately), I’m sure that you also want to kick it back and not want to think about the work upcoming in two weeks, right? It’s a good time for me to gather my thoughts…Continue Reading 3) Be Positive! (For the sake of everyone reading, this is my Mid-Sem woes as an Electrical Student)
Another post about Some FAQs. This is all info available and probably repeated over and over if you ask any Computer Systems students but I digress. I don’t really have relevant photos so enjoy some random ones for engagement. Will I get to see Peter Bier? Yes. On the rare occasion he’s on the street…Continue Reading More Frequently Asked Questions About Computer Systems
Hello again, engineers and engineers to be! I hope the semester has been treating you well, and I want to sincerely congratulate you for making it through half of semester 2! Iām sure you have a lot of mixed feelings about it. Some of you may love it, and some may absolutely hate it, but…Continue Reading Somehow I’ll Make an Engineer out of You!