
As an Industrial Engineering major, I’m driven by a genuine interest in how systems work and how they can be made safer, faster, and more efficient. My experience with helping run my family’s roadside assistance business by coordinating drivers, handling operations, and solving real-world problems has shown me how important good engineering can be in everyday life. These experiences have made me strive to get a better understanding of the field and apply what I’ve learned in a professional environment. I am actively seeking an internship where I can grow both technically and personally, being able to contribute to a team, and take the next step toward becoming an Industrial engineer.
Operations Management: Coordinating daily operations in a fast-paced service environment
Real-World Problem Solving: Creating solutions during routine services that often involve external complications such as unsafe locations, damaged parts, or incompatible Equipment
Optimization: Assigning drivers based on location, speed, and urgency
Safety & Quality Control: Ensuring consistent service quality across all drivers