Application for an Technical Internship (assistant engineer)

Max Houplain-Fukumoto
09 Place Saint-Jean 65200 Saint-Omer                                                                                                                     +33 6 21 42 67 06                                                                                                                         maxfukumoto@gmail.com

February 16, 2020

Schneider Electric

Subject : Application for an Technical Internship (assistant engineer)

Dear Sir,

First and foremost, I am a student in the field of industrial engineering at The Engineering School of Littoral Côte d'Opale and I currently am looking for an internship from June to August 2020, to complete my training. Thereby, I paid close attention to your company Schneider Electric and subsequently decided to send my application to you.

Furthermore, I was born and raised in France. Leaving France at 15 for Japan was difficult, but adapting to a new country, its climate, customs and culture were ultimately a revelation. Indeed, it mostly taught me more about my own personality and especially eased up my openness to others.

So, the type of employee you would seek might resonate with my personal experience: you are looking for a responsible and conscientious person who knows how to adapt to change.           Withal, I am motivated, loyal and I strive to redouble my efforts to make my work a success.

It is safe to say, my professional experience is quite small. Anyways, the few internships that I have been able to complete in Japan have been a set of very good experiences showing me that work and professional life also rely on human relationships, how to manage them and how they make us evolve for the better. This is something I look forward to implementing in your ranks.

Finally, I hope I possess the capabilities required to meet your expectations. Also, if you want to know more about my motivations, you can contact me directly through my aforementioned email. Writing to you was such a delight.

Yours faithfully,

Max Houplain-Fukumoto

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