What did a typical day at Atomionics look like?

“A typical day at Atomionics involved improving your skills and developing new design with your team.”

What was the best thing about working at Atomionics?

“The best thing about working at Atomionics was the growth mindset. Atomionics's perspective is that intelligence can be developed. As an intern, they gave me responsibilities and the opportunity to be part of the team. I also felt that people in the company were careful about not only how I was feeling at work but also in my personal life in Singapore.”

What advice would you give someone joining Atomionics?

“The amount of work might scare you, but everything is doable. Moreover, the team is there to help you.”

What did a typical day at Atomionics look like?

“A typical day at Atomionics involved managing relationships with international clientele, identifying new opportunities across varying market segments, adopting adaptive frameworks, and solidifying the findings from one's hypotheses.”

What was the best thing about working at Atomionics?

“It would be the level of autonomy in decision making! Unlike other startups, I could voice out my opinions and suggestions at ease. I was able to set the direction of the framework for the choices I adopted, and constructive feedback was relayed back to me whenever uncertainty arose on my end.”

What advice would you give someone joining Atomionics?

“Be bold. Ask away should you have any queries. That's the fastest way to pick things up here! Besides, the firm is filled with a team of open and like-minded individuals, so it is an amicable environment to explore what you are uncertain of. Also, challenge yourself to do greater things here. Be it through exploring new strategies or analyzing different frameworks – the freedom you get here at Atomionics is something worthy of a chase!”

What did a typical day at Atomionics look like?

“A typical day at Atomionics involved developing solutions and designing PCBs to solve electronic problems faced by other departments.”

What was the best thing about working at Atomionics?

“The best thing about working at Atomionics was the company culture – everyone there was very chill and bonded, which made the process of learning and incubating the skills of new interns more relaxed. Also, interns there are doing actual practical work which will eventually be used in the gravimeter. This allows them to broaden their perspective to not just prototyping, but production model development as well

What advice would you give someone joining Atomionics?

“Just do it! You won't have any regrets.”

What did a typical day at Atomionics look like?

“Checking in with the physics team to see what they needed for data acquisition, experiment equipment control, etc., working on database application for logging gravity and sensor data.”

What was the best thing about working at Atomionics?

“I enjoyed the laid-back culture within the company where you can trust that everyone will do their best work. I had a lot of autonomy with my project and could steer the direction and architecture without much micromanaging, although this presented itself as a struggle when I got stuck. However, there were always people to guide/advise you if this were the case.”

What advice would you give someone joining Atomionics?

“If you're an eager self-starter willing to learn, you should join the team. Make sure you're comfortable with minimal handholding though.”