Great company to work for, with many opportunities on many different projects
Great company to work for, with many opportunities on many different projects
Great opportunities within the company for advancement.
Employees are very proud of the work that they do and the products they create.
Great place to start an engineering career.
Great entry-level pay rates with a decent benefits package.
Plus, you get to work on some of the most innovative, cutting-edge projects on the planet.
It's sometimes easy to get lost within the company, since it is so large. Pay starts out very good, but raises are not competitive compared to the rest of the industry. Therefore, the lack of raises does not keep experienced employees around for very long. Some of the processes are archaic.
Reward your employees for doing great work in order to reduce the amount of turnover.
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Mechanical Engineer
Had three interviews in total. Two were by phone, and one in person. Met with multiple directors across multiple disciplines. About a 2-hour process in person, interviewing over segments with some breaks and a site tour.
Mechanical Engineer
I applied for numerous positions without success at first. I spent a lot of time revising my resume (more than 20 times) to include keywords that were in the job description for the position I was applying to. After a month or so, I was contacted tha
Mechanical Engineer
It was a standard interview. I was asked some technical questions and one behavioral question. The interviewer asked about past projects. They even asked specific details about the project. Not too bad of an interview.
Mechanical Engineer
Houston, Texas, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020Had three interviews in total. Two were by phone, and one in person. Met with multiple directors across multiple disciplines. About a 2-hour process in person, interviewing over segments with some breaks and a site tour.
Mechanical Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesApril 1, 2013I applied for numerous positions without success at first. I spent a lot of time revising my resume (more than 20 times) to include keywords that were in the job description for the position I was applying to. After a month or so, I was contacted tha
Mechanical Engineer
United StatesOctober 22, 2020It was a standard interview. I was asked some technical questions and one behavioral question. The interviewer asked about past projects. They even asked specific details about the project. Not too bad of an interview.
