A glimpse into Jason’s Project Management internship experience, including the highlights, contributions and challenges.
At Supreme Integrated Technology (SIT), we take immense pride in our dynamic summer internship program. Our aim is to offer motivated young adults a robust platform to advance their careers and gain invaluable hands-on experience in our industry. Recently, we had the pleasure of sitting down with one of our talented Project Management Interns, Jason Dao, to dive into his role and experiences during the program. This blog presents a comprehensive project analysis provided by Jason, showcasing the depth and impact of his contributions.
About Supreme Integrated Technology
SIT is a leading single-source solution provider for hydraulic and electric movable structures and excels in providing innovative solutions to complex engineering challenges. Our mission is to empower industries with cutting-edge technology and expertise, ensuring efficiency and excellence in every project. Internships are integral to our company culture, providing fresh perspectives and nurturing the next generation of industry leaders.
The Internship Program
Our internship program is meticulously structured to span over 12 weeks, during which interns are immersed in real-world projects. The primary goal is to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application. The competitive selection process focuses on candidates who demonstrate enthusiasm, a strong academic record, and a willingness to learn. Now, let’s hear a bit from Jason.
Name of the project: Margin Analysis
Summer Project Description
“SIT was awarded a ferry system project that contained an HPU, Skid, 2 Hydraulic cylinders, gate, and a control panel. My role on this project was to investigate margin erosion and provide a step-by-step process for determining the root cause of margin erosion.”
A detailed description of what I contributed to the project
- Generated Purchase Req
- Investigated Margin Erosion using FRM-150, Job Costing Report, Purchase Req, and WebQuery Purchase Report
- A step-by-step process for determining root cause and providing backup data
- Created a bar graph as a visual aid to depict the results of margin analysis
- Provided suggestions to eliminate margin erosion on future shipsets
Detailed description of what I learned from this project
“I have acquired the skills to effectively analyze margin erosion and identify the underlying root causes by examining specific forms, including FRM-150 and Job costing reports. Furthermore, I have learned to create a master req from scratch. Overall, I feel more confident in analyzing margin analysis.”
What I liked most about this project
“My favorite part about the project is navigating through the various forms like FRM-150 and job costing report and using data and calculations to determine the root cause of margin erosion.”
The most challenging thing about the project
“The most challenging thing about the project was in its early stages. Not being familiar with the forms and data made it not easy for me to analyze.”
How this project relates to my desired career path
“This project relates to my desired career path as a Project Manager because margin erosions are imperative to understand and prevent for all projects. One of the responsibilities of a PM is to understand the importance of controlling costs and ensuring that projects stay within budget.”
Jason’s journey at SIT highlights the significance of internships in career development. His achievements underscore the importance of providing young professionals with hands-on experience and mentorship. As Jason embarks on his professional journey, we are proud to have been a part of his growth and look forward to seeing his future accomplishments.
Interested in learning more about our summer internship program? Visit our corporate website for more information. We offer hands-on projects, mentorship, and access to advanced tools and resources. Have other questions? Contact us.
