Internship
CNH Industrial
10,001+ employees
Compensation Overview
$18 - $35/hr
Wichita, KS, USA
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- Actively pursuing a minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Agricultural Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Engineering, or other related degree area
- Assemble test and calibrate test instrumentation
- Collect test measurements
- Compile and analyze data
- Complete test reports
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2013
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- CNH's €750M notes improve financial stability and market visibility.
- Investment in Bem Agro expands CNH's reach in AI-driven agricultural solutions.
- CASE's new equipment line targets growing landscaping and small contractor markets.
What critics are saying
- Emerging agtech companies like EarthOptics increase competition for CNH.
- Midwest agtech hubs may divert talent and investment from CNH.
- Robotic harvesting tech may not achieve commercial success for CNH.
What makes CNH Industrial unique
- CNH Industrial invests in AI-driven agricultural mapping with Bem Agro.
- CNH's CASE brand launches versatile subcompact construction equipment for small-scale contractors.
- CNH partners with Advanced Farm Technologies for smart robotic harvesting solutions.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Paid Parental Leave
Flexible Work Hours
Paid Vacation
Company News
EarthOptics, an Arlington, VA-based company which specializes in soil digitization and Predictive Agronomy, raised $24M in funding
Bem Agro, an agtech specializing in agricultural mapping using AI, completed a pre-Series A funding round of R$15 million with participation from Suzano Ventures, Atvos, and previous investor CNH Industrial. The round was structured by Arara Seed. Founded in 2018, Bem Agro plans to use the funds to expand operations and enhance technologies. The company serves over 400 clients in 11 countries and aims to cover 10 million hectares. Earlier this year, it received R$10.2 million led by CNH Industrial.
CNH successfully prices €750M notes at 3.75% interest, aimed at improving financial stability. Listing on Euronext Dublin enhances market visibility.
CNH announces signing of a €3.25 billion committed revolving credit facility Basildon, April 23, 2024 On April 19, 2024, CNH (NYSE: CNHI) signed a €3.25...
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