What’s it like being an intern at Cummins? Here’s a hint: it’s not about coffee runs or simply note-taking.
In this episode of Power Onward, Kim sits down with Josie and Mason from the Global Brand Team to talk about the real work, impact and growth that happens when young talent gets a seat at the table.
From leading global calls to updating websites and creating brand content, these two aren’t just observing—they’re helping shape what’s next. You’ll hear everything from global collaboration stories to what it’s like driving a semi truck through an obstacle course (yes, really).
Tune in if you’ve ever wondered how internships at Cummins build confidence, connection, and career momentum.
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Dive into the conversation:
(00:00) This is Power Onward
(00:34) Myths and a fact: Interns at Cummins do more than observe
(01:31) What made Josie and Mason choose Cummins
(03:52) Intern projects that go global
(06:02) How past experiences prepared them for real-world work
(07:50) The kind of impact interns are making right now
(10:15) Plant tours, drone shows, and driving semis—yes, semis!
(12:56) How Cummins supports interns in exploring career paths
(14:52) Real advice for future interns
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