Manufacturing Engineer Interview Experience - Lexington, Massachusetts
Process
I applied in-person. The process took 1 week.
The interview consisted of multiple department representatives trying to get a certain answer that they were hoping to receive rather than the actual insight that the application might provide that could be productive to the open role.
Questions
What was the most valuable accomplishment you made in your previous job?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Anduril Manufacturing Engineer role in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Success Rate
Anduril's interview process for their Manufacturing Engineer roles in Lexington, Massachusetts is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Anduril's Manufacturing Engineer interview process in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Anduril Work Experiences
- 5.0Amazing place to workManufacturing Engineer • Current EmployeeCosta Mesa, California, United StatesNovember 13, 2025Pros: Great benefits, great people, super sick mission.Cons: Fast-paced, messy data, and a bit bureaucratic.
- 2.0Great Pay, Unqualified ManagementManufacturing Engineer • Current EmployeeCosta Mesa, California, United StatesApril 8, 2024Pros: Very good salary and benefits.Cons: Horribly unqualified management, at least for manufacturing and mechanical teams at their Orange County sites.
- 5.0The best place to start your careerManufacturing Engineer • Former EmployeeCosta Mesa, California, United StatesJune 20, 2024Pros: A cultural miracle, there's tons of "move-fast break things," but it's logical and healthy. There are plenty of experts and adults in the room. The diversity of products equates to a diversity of teams, and there are a million things getting tried, but the company is very smart about finding the right thing and moving forward.Cons: The break-neck speed of growth means that some growing pains last longer than they should. There's a huge reluctance to fire people, even when it would benefit company goals and team morale. Recruiting is really rough; it's well known within the company.
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