The diversified skills other coworkers share with those who are new.
What I wish was different
N/A
Advice
Be open to new skills
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Continuous Intern
May 2016 - December 2017 • Wichita, KS
What I liked
I like the work culture that Johnson control have, everyone I've worked with is open-minded to suggestion and willing to help to make action item happen.
What I wish was different
Nothing, I'm very satisfied with my experience with the company thus far.
Advice
Stay curious, ask questions, seek work, learn as much as possible from your employer, the experience you've learn is priceless.
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Design Engineering Intern
May 2016 - December 2017 • Wichita, KS
What I liked
Great People to work with
What I wish was different
A proper schedule of how we learn
Advice
Work as if this is a full time and if you lose it you’ll run out of options in life. Basically give it your 100%
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Software Engineering Intern
June - August 2017 • Milpitas, CA
What I liked
Had the opportunity to work on bleeding edge solutions to difficult problems such as autonomous car navigation and deep learning.
What I wish was different
Nothing at all.
Advice
Make connections with your coworkers because they are all famous engineers who are intelligent beyond belief.
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Mechanical HVAC Engineer Intern Technical IV
May 2016 - October 2017 • Wichita, KS
What I liked
I liked the fact that I was able to get hands on experience and knowledge about applications of heat transfer, fluids and Design of HVAC that I had learned in the class room. I was constantly challenged by my employer to push the boundaries when it came to innovation and to speak up if I had an idea to bring to the table. I became part of the team at Johnson Controls and was treated with respect during my time there. I was never looked down on because I was an intern.
What I wish was different
I wish that they would train you a little more before throwing you on bigger projects by yourself. It was quite a learning curve though learning that you didn't just have to rely on yourself to get projects done though. The team was always helpful when they had time.
Advice
Get exposure! I can't say that or emphasize that enough. Exposure is the key to success. Own your projects and don't let someone else take credit for all the work. Ask to get in on meetings with higher level people and network. You may not land the job there, but when it comes time to search for a job, those relationships you form with your co-workers could help you land the job of your dreams due to their connections within most fields of Engineering.
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Product management Intern for residential products
November 2016 • Wichita, KS
What I liked
The work environment is very good. I learned a lot of things from this Internship thst i was never taught in school or in college.
What I wish was different
More involvement of Interns with senior leadership team.
Advice
Do not hesitate to ask senior and experienced engineers and managers if you are confused about something while you are working in a professional environment.
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Product Engineering Intern
May - August 2017 • Milwaukee, WI
What I liked
The program was established and there was structure for students to have mentors throughout the program.
What I wish was different
Nothing.
Advice
Take advantage of every opportunity presented to you. The harder you work, the more opportunities you'll have.
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Engineering intern
June - August 2017 • Providence, RI
What I liked
I liked the freedom to work independently on a real project
What I wish was different
Advice
Reach out and get to know your coworkers. They have great insights and great stories.
