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Phil Zarrow: This video is for anyone interested in mitigating head-in-pillow and non-wet open defects. Head-in-pillow and non-wet open defect, what is the difference? Glen Thomas: They're both

Phil Zarrow: What are some of the printing differences between no-clean and water-soluble solder paste? Ed Briggs: Interesting question, because you may not think there may be a difference between

Earlier last week, I had the opportunity to be interviewed by Jim Hisert. He is one of Indium Corporation's most prominent bloggers and he is also my supervisor for this summer internship! You

Hi, Last week I was interviewed by Jim Hisert as part of a series of interviews he is posting about, highlighting our interns. For this post, I will review that interviewing process. Jim has a unique

Hello Everyone, This week at our weekly intern lunch & learn we discussed social media and personal branding. These are two things I have always taken very seriously. Everyone knows there are

Jim Hisert recently conducted an interview with me and I would like to do a little review of it. First off I would like to thank Jim for taking his time and doing this interview with me; it is

Many times, my resume is just thrown in the garbage when applying to engineering positions because, right at the top under the section titled "Education," it says “Bachelor of Science

I am gaining a lot of communication skills each day as the 2016 Indium Corporation Marketing Communications college intern. It’s a good feeling knowing that this will benefit every area of my

Clarkson University was one of my top choices for engineering schools. Not only did they offer engineering and other STEM fields but they are also a business and communications

As I was doing some solder paste printing today, I said to myself, "These are the same cleanliness steps I follow when painting a car." I’m a car guy and, when it comes to painting, I

Did you ever wonder why you have specific oil to run in your car? As most people know, your car or truck's engine takes a specific "weight" oil (example: 15w-30), but using the wrong

Hello, This past week I was interviewed by one of Indium’s most prevalent bloggers, Jim Hisert. A discussion of his interviewing process will come as he posts the interview. What I am writing

As an engineering student, you get used to solving textbook problems. It is a refreshing change of pace when you work on a project that utilizes those problem solving skills in a real world

The United States, and the world as a whole, has benefited greatly from the hard work and skills of the United States' leaders in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and

Hello Everyone, August 27, 2013 was my first day of college; my first day at Utica College was a day that I will never forget. Just like any kid, I had many emotions, mostly excitement and fear.

My main focus during this internship is to gain valuable experience and develop skills that I simply cannot learn in college, as I have mentioned before. Some of these skills include project

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Recently Jim Hisert, of the Indium Coporation, interviewed me about my passion for chemistry. Jim is a Manufacturing Engineer, supporting the company’s engineered solder materials. He is

Time management is an invaluable tool to have at your disposal at any point in your life, whether it be during college or your professional career. Any college freshmen can tell you that the first

Gender roles in the work place, unfortunately, had an impact on how we viewed certain career paths in the past. Years ago, it was rare to see a male teacher or nurse. These were careers that were

Hello, This week I will be comparing classroom and professional settings. STEM employment and a background in academia are nearly inseparable, and the way I treat them, they are not as different as