Welcome to the latest edition of ‘From the Founder’s Desk’ – Electrification – The Commercial Catalyst for Modern Manufacturing, where I share insights from the crossroads of innovation, electrification, and modern manufacturing.
Last week, we hosted our second ETA Learning Lunch, featuring Dr Carrie Goucher, who brings 20 years of experience in organisational culture change and holds a PhD in Systems Thinking from the University of Cambridge.
From spending his days as an Intern Student Engineer, to now joining ETA as a permanent Graduate Firmware and Software Engineer, Dan Butler’s journey with us has been one of growth and hands-on experience.
Glenn: Joining ETA as an intern, my expectation was to gain exposure to the design process within a professional engineering team, and that’s exactly what I found.
Josh: Before starting my internship at ETA, I expected it to be a friendly yet hard-working environment, and that was very much the case.