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Incoming Intern!



Hello AutoCom,

My name is Kiril and I will be the upcoming member of AutoCom's great team.
I will start my internship sometime in June. I am looking forward to meeting
all of you and to work in a great and creative atmosphere. I am a student at
the Johannes-Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany and I am almost finished
with my Masters in Communications and Linguistics. Prior to my graduation I
would like to gain some great work experience in this industry.

My wish to go to another country for an internship is closely related with
my international and ever mobile background. I am a native Russian, however
grew up in the Baltic region. After graduating school I moved to England and
after spending some time to Germany. Later, I spent a half a year in
Scandinavia and now my course is set on a new continent. This is
particularly exciting in terms of me not ever being outside Europe before. I
am anxious to see and to get to know the industry, but more of course, all
you colleagues from Autocom.

Comments

Larry said…
Hi Kiril...

We're very much looking forward to your arrival next month.

We know you'll make a great addition to our team here in Detroit.

Larry
Wed May 18, 04:30:00 PM
Jack Harned said…
We eagerly look forward to having you with us.
Tue May 24, 11:36:00 AM
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