Cutting-edge Work, Tough Commute
Cutting-edge Work, Tough Commute
Great pay and benefits. It's cool to work on the cutting edge!
Some interpersonal issues between work groups, stress of time-pressed manufacturing, not ideal commute or living location.
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Manufacturing Engineer
There was a lot of miscommunication leading up to the interview. The facilitator was contacting me through email, but there was a 12-hour difference in time zones, so it took over a full day for a simple answer. Then the department managers got my s
Manufacturing Engineer
Here is my timeline, but I know every position is different depending on the pool. 3 months after the closing date, I received a "Congratulations, fill out an application" email. 3 weeks after the application was submitted, I received an email to s
Manufacturing Engineer
Phone interview: Short, only 20 minutes. They asked mostly behavioral questions about teamwork settings and research projects that I have done in school.
Manufacturing Engineer
United StatesMay 1, 2021There was a lot of miscommunication leading up to the interview. The facilitator was contacting me through email, but there was a 12-hour difference in time zones, so it took over a full day for a simple answer. Then the department managers got my s
Manufacturing Engineer
Kennedy Space Center, Florida, United StatesJune 1, 2011Here is my timeline, but I know every position is different depending on the pool. 3 months after the closing date, I received a "Congratulations, fill out an application" email. 3 weeks after the application was submitted, I received an email to s
Manufacturing Engineer
Everett, Washington, United StatesNovember 28, 2012Phone interview: Short, only 20 minutes. They asked mostly behavioral questions about teamwork settings and research projects that I have done in school.
