Great products and technology-oriented company for engineers. It also has great benefits and supports diversity in all organizational elements. The company is typically dependable and values investments made in its employees. The company has an industry-leading educational assistance program and 401k plan with a 75% match on employee investment up to 6%. It supports community involvement and good corporate citizenship.
Large bureaucratic organizations often stifle creativity. A significant focus is often placed on productivity measures at the expense of customer expectations. Financials often drive short-term decisions and actions that will drive future performance and business growth. The R&D investment process is helter-skelter and not focused enough on ROI.
Continue with a focus on ethical behavior and quality, but temper diversity decisions by ensuring diversity of thought and not just age, sex, ethnicity, etc.
Change the focus of R&D to ensure there's a valid market opportunity for the technology, and look harder at diversification of core technologies to adjacent markets.
I'm an MS student in Aero/Astro. I was hired through their Engineering Accelerated Hire Initiative (EAHI), which starts with an on-campus interview. Here, you get questions on how you handled various technical and behavioral scenarios. If you make
Straightforward interview process. Five to six behavioral questions pulling on past experiences. No technical questions. Panels can range from 2-5 people in size. Only 1 round of interviews, no second rounds.
I had a behavioral interview that determined an internship, followed by another behavioral interview for an engineering rotational program. Overall, the interview was very professional, and I had a pleasant experience.
I'm an MS student in Aero/Astro. I was hired through their Engineering Accelerated Hire Initiative (EAHI), which starts with an on-campus interview. Here, you get questions on how you handled various technical and behavioral scenarios. If you make
Straightforward interview process. Five to six behavioral questions pulling on past experiences. No technical questions. Panels can range from 2-5 people in size. Only 1 round of interviews, no second rounds.
I had a behavioral interview that determined an internship, followed by another behavioral interview for an engineering rotational program. Overall, the interview was very professional, and I had a pleasant experience.