What Are Some Top Engineering Companies in the US for COOP/Internships?

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Top engineering companies in the US for COOP/Internships include Halliburton, which is noted for providing a positive experience for interns. National Instruments and General Electric have received negative feedback regarding their treatment of interns. The discussion emphasizes that the best company for an internship varies based on individual preferences and career goals, highlighting the importance of personal fit in selecting a workplace.

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I was wondering if anyone knew of any good engineering companies to work for...in the US...

I'm working on getting a COOP/Internship;

I wanted one with National Instruments but I heard that they don't treat you right??

Also General Electric wasn't supposed to be good either. I heard Halliburton was a good one to work for. I am basing all of this on one source. So if you know of any 'good' companies...please let me know. I think 'good' means working for them prepares you greatly for a permanent job and also makes you a more desireable canidate for hire.

But I'm new to the big-company type job.
 
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