Process
I was called about a job I applied for in Saudi Arabia. Due to the location of the job, I was interviewed via telephone by the hiring supervisor. He asked basic aircraft-specific questions dealing with systems and checks done on a regular daily basis. He was trying to get a feel for my background and experience. The questions were straightforward and simple, such as what types of inspections have I performed on certain engines, or what kinds of maintenance have I performed routinely on an aircraft.
Questions
What types of inspections/maintenance have I performed on aircraft engines?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 5 interview experiences for the Boeing Aircraft Mechanic role in United States.
Success Rate
Boeing's interview process for their Aircraft Mechanic roles in the United States is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Boeing's Aircraft Mechanic interview process in United States.
Boeing Work Experiences
- 1.0Worst company for young adults starting their careerAircraft Mechanic • Current EmployeeApril 1, 2022Pros: Pay, benefits. If you don't like to work and just talk a lot, this is your place. Just show up every day and you have a job for life.Cons: Managing employees is non-existent. Your worth is not based on ethical work habits; it's mostly based on if you're a "yes man" or not. Say yes and you move up. Question authority, processes, or work habits, or try taking someone to ethics, and you're moved to another program. Employees are raping the company, and management doesn't care as long as the 30 percent of ethical workers continue to carry the load. Not a good place for a young adult just starting to learn ethical work habits.
- 3.0Decent Pay, Poor BalanceAircraft Mechanic • Current EmployeeRenton, Washington, United StatesMarch 28, 2023Pros: Descent pay and benefits. It takes 6 years to really start making money unless you do a lot of overtime.Cons: Starting and top-out pay is not competitive with the industry. Time off and work-life balance are almost impossible to achieve.
- 3.0It's a livingAircraft Mechanic • Former EmployeeYelm, Washington, United StatesJuly 24, 2021Pros: Union protection, the location, and pay are the best for my education and the area I want to live in.Cons: Reactive, bean-counting management. Profits for shareholders come before anything else.
Boeing Interview Questions
