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University of Illinois at Chicago

Electrical Engineering Intern

June - August 2021 • Chicago, IL

What I liked

Learnt a lot of different topics related to Nanotechnology.

What I wish was different

I would have liked it in person.

Advice

Try to learn something new everyday.
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Student Technical Support

July - December 2021 • Chicago, IL

What I liked

I like how it was really easy to apply to the job since I had the required information on my handshake profile.

What I wish was different

I wish that I was able to make a resume based on my handshake profile so that I wouldn’t have to input the information twice.

Advice

I would suggest that you highly reach out to the employer when you apply for a job because then they’ll know that you really want it and could help in the hiring process.
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Undergraduate Research Assistant

May - July 2021 • Chicago, IL

What I liked

This experience helped me learn more about research. I also was able to network and meet other students as well as work together with faculty at UIC and other universities. It was a great opportunity.

What I wish was different

I wish that the program was longer! It was pretty short and a lot of it was fast paced, but it was still really fun and engaging.

Advice

I suggest that you apply! There's literally no cons to being an undergraduate research assistant. If you are looking to go to grad school, this would look great on applications.
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ML intern

July - August 2021 • Chicago, IL

What I liked

time flexibility. doing work at my own pace, at my own time. At home

What I wish was different

Pay should be a little more than 13.

Advice

If received an offer like this. Definitely go for it.
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Orientation Leader

May - December 2021 • Chicago, IL

What I liked

I really enjoyed connecting new students with resources that best fit them in starting their college journey. I loved being able to develop my leadership skills and apply what I've learned at my institution in the real world

What I wish was different

I wish we had more opportunities to facilitate orientation in a way that wasn't so compact. A lot of students weren't very focused on completing orientation because they were in front of their computer screens for hours on end.

Advice

One piece of advice I would share about this experience would be not to be hard on yourself if you can't answer everyone's questions.
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