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Friday, January 25, 2018
Daniel has been with HP for 7 years and manages a team of mechanical engineers that develops new products for HP. He is in regular attendance at career fairs where he speaks to students about the benefits of working at HP and being an engineer.
Wendy really enjoys recruiting for Engineers and getting to know them throughout the interviewing/hiring process. She’s an Alumni of BSU and appreciate working for a Idaho based company being born and raised in the valley.
My background is in manufacturing engineering with an emphasis on continuous improvement. We have recently been interviewing for openings in the process engineering group, so this topic has been on my mind lately.
Tom graduated from the ME program at BSU in 2012, spent two years teaching Advanced Math and Physics at a private highschool then joined the CTA Refrigeration Design group. He works with the largest retailers in the company to provide new construction and remodel design services for commercial refrigeration systems.