Chang Industrial supports Jacksonville University
Matthew Chang, PE
Founder
Fig. 01Inside Chang Robotics
Chang Industrial is proud to announce that one of our principals, Matthew Chang, has been selected by Jacksonville University to sit on the advisory council for the Student Career Resource Center (http://www.ju.edu/careerresourcecenter/).
Matthew has always had a passion for helping students create and implement a career strategy.
He started in 2002 when he held the position of Student Career Envoy at Georgia Tech, then in 2005 he earned a co-op degree, and since then has trained and mentored numerous interns in "hands on training". Today, Matthew is honored to represent JU by helping the CRC create meaningful strategies to support the business community and help ready the next generation of future leaders in their careers. Go Dolphins!
Matthew Chang, PE
Founder
Matthew founded Chang Robotics in 2017 and brings two decades in advanced manufacturing, with engineering projects across 20 disciplines.
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