They will only ask behavioral questions, which should be answered with the STAR format. They are not particularly difficult, but definitely prepare some responses to common STAR questions ahead of time.
For my interview, they warned me ahead of time that they would not make much or any eye contact with me during the interview because they would be constantly writing my responses down; they just wanted to make sure I didn't think they were being rude, haha! It was pretty straightforward after that. They asked about 5 questions, I think, and then said goodbye and good luck.
I should mention I was hired on through Boeing EAHI (Engineering Accelerated Hiring Initiative) out of college. The way that works is they interview you on campus and give you a 'yes' or 'no' by the end of the day. They then fly you out to Seattle (I think now they do Charleston) to tour you around the different facilities and to interview with a few managers, after which they will place you with a group for your job.
Unfortunately, I cannot remember; it was over two years ago.
Just look up some common STAR questions online, and you should be set.
The following metrics were computed from 49 interview experiences for the Boeing Mechanical Engineer role in United States.
Boeing's interview process for their Mechanical Engineer roles in the United States is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Boeing's Mechanical Engineer interview process in United States.