NEWS AND EVENTS

UW Discovery Days is a program for 4th through 8th graders to build exposure to engineering. E-Truck presented our work to young students and parents, teaching them about electric vehicles.

Members with work relevant to HV went to the PACCAR technical center to receive HV training. Members learned how to keep themselves and their peers safe using industry practices.

E-Truck members took a trip to the PACCAR technical center. UW capstone members and E-Truck members speak to PACCAR members about their respective subteams and solutions. There are also facility tours and an opportunity to test drive PACCAR trucks!

Exclusive for E-Truck and UW Formula Motorsports members, PACCAR's Senior Technical Recruiter drops insider tips on snagging internships and launching post‑grad glow‑ups

Members of the Controls team have been invited to the Kenworth R&D facility to learn more about harness creation for further test-bench development. There they will get hands-on practice with connecting wires, all while learning from industry experts.

New Huskies got to learn about what's going on at UW, including what goes in its clubs like E-Truck!

E-Truck members have the chance to get their headshots professionally taken for use in application profiles and other professional settings. Or perhaps, just to have a nice photo of oneself.

Technical members took a trip to the PTC in Mount Vernon.

Join PACCAR Technical Center General Manager Phil Stephenson as he dives in to the history of PACCAR, the job opportunities and benefits of working for PACCAR, and an overview of the E-Truck challenge and related Capstone projects/partnerships. Scan the QR Code on the flyer to RSVP by Nov 11.

What do employers really want to see on your resume? Thanks to Zuzana from Paccar Technical Center, the E-Truck team will learn what her tips and tricks to crafting a good resume.

Master Black Belt Jeff Schlutt teaches the team strategies to streamline decision-making while accomodating customer and business requirements.

Students and families across the Puget Sound gather at UW to discover the different engineering clubs and possibilities in their future. At our booth kids got to assemble their own mini E-Trucks and learn a bit about battery technology and what we're doing.

ME’s newest student club Electric Truck (E-Truck) is daring to do what many other university students haven’t done before: convert a medium-duty diesel truck into a battery electric vehicle.