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Our world runs on power. For almost any business or industry, its continued flow is critical. Lose it and you fall behind—fast.  And so with access and abundance paramount, power is nearly everywhere. But what happens when it's not? What happens in areas without sufficient infrastructure, or any infrastructure at all? How do businesses and industries function in those wild, gridless places

At Cummins, progress is driven by people who bring intention, curiosity and care to their work every day. Temiloluwa (Temi) A., an Environmental Compliance Engineer, is one of those people, using her expertise to help turn complex environmental requirements into meaningful, real-world impact. For Temi, sustainability is not an abstract concept. It is shaped by lived experience, thoughtful learn

For Oluwademilade A. —known to colleagues as Demi—problem solving has always been second nature. What began as a love for puzzles and building blocks has evolved into a career developing the controls software that helps power engines and systems used every day. Demi is a Custom Controls Technical Specialist based in Columbus, Indiana, where she works on software that must meet strict regulatory r

Manufacturing careers offer stability, growth and the opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge technologies. As the backbone of modern industry, the manufacturing sector produces engines, vehicles, power systems and sustainable energy solutions that impact everyday life. For anyone exploring manufacturing jobs or considering a long-term career path, companies like Cummins provide opportunities fo

Clessie Cummins was born on a farm in Henry County, Indiana, where he spent his boyhood tinkering with anything that he could get his hands on. Clessie was the oldest of five children in a family that moved around frequently. By the time he turned 16, Clessie had attended 13 different schools with varying educational quality. In 1904, the Cummins family moved to Columbus, Indiana, where Clessie wo

The foundation of Cummins Mining is the embodiment of “great things come from humble beginnings.” It started with an entirely homegrown design: the 1926 four-cylinder, diesel-powered Model F engine, used to power the first rope shovel excavator for Northwest Engineering. The only known model in the world — with a serial number just four numbers long — currently sits in the Cummins Heritage Center,

As industries grow more reliant on uninterrupted power, the need for skilled power generation technicians continues to rise. These professionals keep essential systems running in hospitals, data centers, and manufacturing facilities – especially during outages or emergencies. What Power Generation Technicians Do Technicians install, maintain, and repair backup generators and power systems. T

For David D., becoming a Cummins Resident Technician wasn’t something he mapped out from the beginning—it was something that grew naturally from curiosity, hard work and a genuine passion for engines and people. As of December 2025, David will mark 14 years with Cummins, a journey that has taken him far beyond what he first imagined when he entered trade school. David’s path into the industry beg

As today’s grid faces increasing strain from rising demand and the transition to cleaner energy, downtime is simply not an option for mission-critical operations. Healthcare facilities, data centers, and essential services depend on power that never fails. That’s why microgrids, including new technologies like battery energy storage systems (BESS), are becoming a key solution providing reliable, r