YNCA Interns and Co-op Share Headquarters Building and Bowling Outing this Week
June 5, 2015
On Social Media by Interns and Co-ops This week’s challenge was #FavoriteViewOfTheBuilding. At the Canton campus we get the pleasure of working in the tallest glass curtain building in North America which means great views both inside and outside of the building. We’ve seen a variety of interesting and insightful posts from our interns and co-ops over the course of the week.
Here are some of the posts they shared:
Human Resources Benefits Intern Ashely Moyers captured this photo on her walk into work one morning with the caption “Just another gorgeous day at work! #InternYazaki #FavoriteViewOfTheBuilding”
COMBU Sales Intern Kristen Lotrey shared this photo of her view as she arrives at work one morning with the caption “Such a beautiful building #InternYazaki”
COMBU Sales Co-op Adrian Andrade posted this really cool photo on the top floor of the building “The architecture of this building really is awesome. #InternYazaki #FavoriteViewOfTheBuilding”
Chrysler Engineering Co-op Divya Chadha shared this artsy picture of the elevator “How whimsical, they remind me of the Great Glass Elevator from Willy Wonka! #FavoriteViewOfTheBuilding”
The interns had the opportunity partake in an afternoon full of bowling this week. They showcased their fun afternoon on social media. Some of their posts are below:
Supply Chain Management Intern Nicole Ebiware shared this photo “Super fun bowling outing with the interns! #InternYazaki”
Ford HEV Engineering intern Brandon Hazelton posted this picture with the caption “She hit her first spare!! #internbowling #InternYazaki”
This week we featured six of our interns and co-ops on social media. To see all the profiles visit the YNCA Facebook page in the Meet the Interns 2015 album.
Meet Nicole Ebiware, Supply Chain Management Intern from The University of Michigan Dearborn.
Major: Software Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2016
Why Yazaki?: I chose to work for Yazaki because they are a reputable Japanese company and they are very big in the automotive industry. I want to be able to help and make an impact on the company even if it’s a small one.
Fun Fact: I have studied Japanese language and culture for over 12 years. I began by teaching myself at the age of 10. Another fun fact about me is that I am the youngest of four children and I’m the only person in my family who was born in America.
Meet Emily Bara, GM Engineering intern from The University of Michigan Dearborn.
Major: Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2017
Why Yazaki?: I had some friends who had internships here a few years ago and they all had amazing experiences. I became really interested because I felt that Yazaki really let their interns get a taste of the working world. The interns get to be hands on and work on important projects. I am honored to be a part of this experience and I’m really excited about what the rest of the summer has to offer.
Fun Fact: I love to draw, paint, sculpt, or do any sort of craft!
Meet Ethan Boyd, Software Engineering intern from Michigan State University.
Major: Computer Science
Expected Graduation: 2017
Why Yazaki?: I was looking for an internship to gain work experience and I’d heard good things about Yazaki’s reputation in the automotive industry. It was also close enough to commute to and looked like a good fit for what I was looking for.
Fun Fact: I like beachcombing and want to move to the east coast.
Meet Amanda Gebrael, Ford HEV Engineering Co-op from Wayne State University.
Major: Electrical Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2016
Why Yazaki?: I chose Yazaki because I was interested in working in high voltage products and it is very relevant to my major.
Fun Fact: I’m a member of Wayne State’s Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) branch and love participating and organizing events with them.
Meet Aditya Agrawal, USOEM Business Unit Intern from Wayne State University.
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2017
Why Yazaki?: When Yazaki came to Wayne State I did some research on the company and became interested in working here for the summer. Yazaki has a friendly environment and I have been able to learn so much by working on projects.
Fun Fact: I have traveled over half of the United States.
Meet Stephen Bloomenstein, GM Engineering Intern from Western Michigan University.
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2017
Why Yazaki?: I chose Yazaki because it seemed like a great place to learn about the engineering process and get firsthand experience.
Fun Fact: I am a certified PADI diver and have been scuba diving for many years.
Thank you to everyone who participated this week. It was great to see all the cool pictures of the beautiful building. We look forward to seeing all the posts! Stay tuned next week when we recap week three’s challenge.