Structural Analysis Engineer Interview Experience - Los Angeles, California
October 1, 2022
Positive ExperienceGot Offer
Process
This is for an entry-level position.
A virtual group panel interview with two engineers and an engineering manager.
This 45-minute interview was conducted through WebEx (similar to Zoom and Skype).
It was only one round.
I declined and accepted an offer elsewhere for the same type of position at a different company because the competitor was offering higher compensation.
Questions
- Why am I interested in structural analysis?
- Give us a time when you had to explain a technical subject to a customer.
- Explain what the stress-strain curve is.
- Elaborate on what you did in your finite element analysis class during undergrad. What finite element analysis package are you familiar with? What is important when it comes to running an analysis?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Boeing Structural Analysis Engineer role in Los Angeles, California.
Success Rate
50%
Pass Rate
Boeing's interview process for their Structural Analysis Engineer roles in Los Angeles, California is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Positive100%
Neutral0%
Negative0%
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Boeing's Structural Analysis Engineer interview process in Los Angeles, California.
Boeing Work Experiences
4.0
Good Pay, Leadership Lacking
Structural Analysis Engineer • Former Employee
Ridley Park, Pennsylvania, United States
January 9, 2025
Pros: Compensation, benefits, learning together program, career opportunities.
Cons: leadership, promotion process, company transparency
4.0
Structural Analysis Engineer
Structural Analysis Engineer • Current Employee
Seal Beach, California, United States
July 5, 2018
Pros: Competitive salary, great benefits, nice facilities, and a positive culture.
Cons: Sometimes very demanding work hours.
4.0
You get what you make of it
Structural Analysis Engineer • Current Employee
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
November 9, 2017
Pros: Opportunity is everywhere; it's just a matter of knowing what you want and commitment to getting it. There are lots of people to network with and lots of things to learn.
I worked at multiple sites, and although each site has its own distinct mentality and mannerisms, the foundational practice to make things better (for the individual and company) prevails everywhere.
The company is family-oriented, and a lot of the extra programs the company offers are geared for the betterment of the individual and their family (via financial, physical, and emotional programs, as well as the battery of healthcare options).
Like the title says...you get what you make of it, because the doors of opportunity are everywhere and more often than not, open to step through.
Cons: Like any large company, there is a certain degree of bureaucracy.
- 4.0Good Pay, Leadership LackingStructural Analysis Engineer • Former EmployeeRidley Park, Pennsylvania, United StatesJanuary 9, 2025Pros: Compensation, benefits, learning together program, career opportunities.Cons: leadership, promotion process, company transparency
- 4.0Structural Analysis EngineerStructural Analysis Engineer • Current EmployeeSeal Beach, California, United StatesJuly 5, 2018Pros: Competitive salary, great benefits, nice facilities, and a positive culture.Cons: Sometimes very demanding work hours.
- 4.0You get what you make of itStructural Analysis Engineer • Current EmployeePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesNovember 9, 2017Pros: Opportunity is everywhere; it's just a matter of knowing what you want and commitment to getting it. There are lots of people to network with and lots of things to learn. I worked at multiple sites, and although each site has its own distinct mentality and mannerisms, the foundational practice to make things better (for the individual and company) prevails everywhere. The company is family-oriented, and a lot of the extra programs the company offers are geared for the betterment of the individual and their family (via financial, physical, and emotional programs, as well as the battery of healthcare options). Like the title says...you get what you make of it, because the doors of opportunity are everywhere and more often than not, open to step through.Cons: Like any large company, there is a certain degree of bureaucracy.
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