
Intern Spotlight: Ella Hacker
Ella Hacker School/Degree: University of Rhode Island Internship: Accounting Intern Ella is from Coon Rapids, MN and currently studying and competitively swimming at the University of Rhode Island. Outside of…[more]
Ella Hacker School/Degree: University of Rhode Island Internship: Accounting Intern Ella is from Coon Rapids, MN and currently studying and competitively swimming at the University of Rhode Island. Outside of…[more]
Brendan Betterman School/Degree: Bemidji State Internship: Software Engineering Intern Brendan is from Crosby, MN and recently graduated from Bemidji State with a degree in computer science. Outside of school and…[more]
Travis Jensen School/Degree: Marketing & Communications at Bethel University Internship: Sales & Marketing Travis is from Albert Lea, Minnesota and attends Bethel University in Saint Paul, Minnesota with an expected…[more]
What It Is Earn and learn is when someone is getting education through a company or a post-secondary facility while also working. The person is usually going to school to…[more]
On this Veterans Day 2020, and every day we honor all of those who have served for our country. We could not be prouder to highlight some of our own…[more]
Design Ready Controls has partnered with ReChargeMN in their statewide initiative and collaboration focused on accelerating the use of electric and clean vehicles. In addition, it also supports local economic…[more]
Every summer we cannot wait to welcome back interns into our building. Although this summer looked a lot different due to COVID-19, we are so excited to highlight each intern…[more]
SWE was founded in 1950 today has more than 40,000 members. It is an organization that has given women within the engineering industry a voice and place to grow –…[more]
Design Ready Controls had a recent visit from Senator John Jasinski Assistant Majority Leader and Thom Petersen Minnesota Commissioner of Agriculture at our Brooklyn Park, MN location. We discussed the…[more]
Time for Change To bring on new employees, Design Ready Controls historically used temp-to-hire. When the economy was slower and unemployment rates were higher, good candidates were easy to find.…[more]