John Nims has joined Central Machine Works and will concentrate on promoting the company's capabilities to the racing industry. John's background in racing and experience with high-tech aerospace sourcing provides a solid foundation to build this arm of the company. Central Machine Works' expertise supplying precision manufacturing to the aerospace and medical industry will serve the requirements of racing equipment builders and teams. Working with exotic metals and producing prototypes or specialty fixtures to meet exacting needs is nothing unusual at Central Machine Works. Hundreds of students in computer science, engineering, management, technology, information systems technology, and other fields use this program to find Indiana positions.
Students apply for internships posted by employers.
In many cases, employers find local students. Through TAP, interns have access to limited free support for their summer assignments. Students are available from May 7 through August 17, 2001. The site is targeted to serve businesses in manufacturing and construction. The Goldsmith Group takes old computers and refurbishes some, others they recycle.