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Radhika Bhasin is used to going places – in her life and her career.
It’s not uncommon for a young kid growing up in Southern Indiana to dream about working as a mechanic for an Indy 500 race car team.
Calling Syntyche Koumaglo an overachiever just may be an understatement.
Chauncey is building something special here for herself, her career and for women & girls everywhere
Before accepting a position with us as a marketing communications specialist, Chauncey Cox admits her perception of Cummins was that of a big, successful company that was all about building engines.
It’s no secret women are underrepresented in STEM roles and careers, Hispanic women even more so.
When Jesus interviewed at Cummins over ten years ago, one piece really stood out - the importance of family.
Growing up in Lagos, Nigeria, Ikenna Onyenze excelled in math and sciences and knew he wanted to pursue something in those fields professionally.
Corrine has only been with us for two years, but her appreciation for Cummins dates back quite a bit.
“I’m a guy of many hats.” That’s how Antonio Robinson describes his role as an Electrical Senior Product Design Engineer, dealing with everything from platform running to internal auditing.
Neeraj Agarwal grew up in India with very little awareness of Cummins.
Shannon Grady came to Cummins a little over 10 years ago from the Aerospace and Defense Industry.
How did you discover Cummins as a place to develop your career? I’ve always enjoyed working with my hands, troubleshooting, creating new processes.