Reference Letter for Ian Rush
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Ian Rush worked as an Engineering Intern at 3M over the summer of 2016. He independently planned and conducted an experiment that helped shape a project, demonstrating resourcefulness and scientific skills. Ian also helped with another experiment to increase machine efficiency, showing creativity and the ability to consider multiple perspectives. His supervisor commends Ian's excellent drive, discipline, and contributions to multiple projects.
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- 1. Reference Letter for Ian Rush To whom it may concern, I have had the opportunity to work with Ian Rush over the course of the past few months. Ian has worked as an Engineering Intern with 3M at New Ulm since the beginning of the 2016 summer. Ian has worked with me on a few different projects. The first was an experiment I left up to Ian to plan and conduct. I gave him the basic premise and Ian enthusiastically took it from there. Ian was resourceful and asked appropriate questions along the way. The experiment required knowledge of thermodynamics and use of the scientific method. The results were well communicated and we were pleased with the results. The information gained from the experiment helped to shape the direction of the project. Ian also helped me with an experiment to increase the efficiency of one of our machines. Ian help conduct the experiment and offered helpful insight. Ian has a knack for creativity and the ability to consider multiple perspectives before coming to a conclusion. Ian clearly shows excellent drive and discipline in his work. Matt Dryden Manufacturing Engineer, 3M Purification in New Ulm MN