Good pay.
Very supportive and cooperative work environment.
Extremely intricate and precise engineering will test your knowledge.
Huge trove of training materials and in-person classes.
The workspace needs an upgrade. The cubicles and carpet look rather old.
Engineers can sometimes be bogged down by documentation and not really focus on design work.
The first interview was a general assessment of the candidate. This was followed by two technical interviews. The first involved answering some questions related to solid mechanics and mechanics of materials. The second involved walking through how
Difficult questions during the phone interview. I would recommend brushing up on electromechanical knowledge prior to the phone interview. There were multiple rounds of phone interviews before receiving an in-person interview opportunity. I applied u
Interviewed as a contractor. I had two interviews with my boss and his boss. Both were around 45 minutes over the phone. I knew that I got the position the next morning after my second interview.
The first interview was a general assessment of the candidate. This was followed by two technical interviews. The first involved answering some questions related to solid mechanics and mechanics of materials. The second involved walking through how
Difficult questions during the phone interview. I would recommend brushing up on electromechanical knowledge prior to the phone interview. There were multiple rounds of phone interviews before receiving an in-person interview opportunity. I applied u
Interviewed as a contractor. I had two interviews with my boss and his boss. Both were around 45 minutes over the phone. I knew that I got the position the next morning after my second interview.