First, I got asked what is a problem I stay up all night thinking about.
Then I got asked if a hollow rod and a solid rod of the same height and material, which would bend easier.
Then, finally, I got asked about the behavior of a drone being launched out of a car at 70 mph. I had not brushed up properly on my physics, so I wasn't really prepared for it. I expected it to cover more manufacturing-oriented things.
But all in all, a really insightful and inspiring experience. It also showed me gaps in my thought process and knowledge, and I will try again hopefully sometime later.
Note: A lot of former Tesla guys are at this startup, so prepare like one of those types of interviews.
What is a problem you stay up at night thinking about?
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Base Power's interview process for their Production Engineer roles in Austin, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Base Power's Production Engineer interview process in Austin, Texas.