Many of our internship students choose Weston Robot as their first job after graduation. CNA wrote a very good article about the local robotics ecosystem in Singapore. I often (if not always) recommend my students (including internships) to join startups as their first jobs, especially these startups who haven't raised funds, so that students can:

(1): To work with the startups' founders to earn every cents, to appreciate the amount of effort you need to put to earn 1 dollar from customers, and to receive criticism from customers, not matter it is your fault or not. The customers doesn't care whether you are a professor or not, only SLA resolution time matters.

(2): To quick close the entire develop-and-deployment loop, from customers' requirements, to the first quick-and-dirty prototype, and to iterate and iterate, to provide after-sales supports. Sometimes you need to sleep inside the factory to push the "老师傅" to expedite the manufacturing for you.

The article is here: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/singapore-robotics-robot-attract-talent-manpower-crunch-labour-intensive-industries-3826566

The video is here:

Video: Reporting from CNA: Singapore turns to robots to help firms tide through labour crunch