First I was contacted to do a virtual interview, then called to come in for an on site interview where I talked to 4 different people for an hour each.
I immediately felt very uncomfortable as the first interviewer began to ask very difficult and in depth quality engineering questions, questions that were uncharacteristic for an entry level position. I was constantly drilled with questions over the next 3 hours ranging from riddles to specific situations about their business platform (which is very uncommon) with little opportunity to share my own experiences and interests. I was told I would hear back from them within a week, but it took a month to get a rejection.
Explain in detail 5 aspects of quality that you think are important to our business.
(Their business model is not common, and I have taken 1 quality engineering class, as listed on my resume.)
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Arm Graduate Quality Engineer role in Austin, Texas.
Arm's interview process for their Graduate Quality Engineer roles in Austin, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Arm's Graduate Quality Engineer interview process in Austin, Texas.