Boeing has some of the coolest products out there, and being able to work right next to the factory is pretty cool. I like how there are a lot of different teams in Boeing, and it’s easy to move around. There's a very good work-life balance since it’s a pretty standard 9-5.
Boeing is very old-fashioned in everything, especially software development. It can be a slow process getting approvals and such, and a lot of the tech is a year behind.
Focus on making the experience for engineers closer to big tech companies to help retain talent.
I was contacted by the company after I had applied for an online posting for an Industrial Engineering position. I was called to interview at the Everett, WA, Boeing plant. When I got there, I was a bit overwhelmed by the amount of people that were
I had an interview in January 2013. The process passed successfully. It was a structured interview with job-specified questions.
The first one was a phone interview, then a virtual interview through Vue software with 4 to 5 behavioral questions, and lastly, an in-person interview for technical questions. The technical questions focused on basic material and theory.
I was contacted by the company after I had applied for an online posting for an Industrial Engineering position. I was called to interview at the Everett, WA, Boeing plant. When I got there, I was a bit overwhelmed by the amount of people that were
I had an interview in January 2013. The process passed successfully. It was a structured interview with job-specified questions.
The first one was a phone interview, then a virtual interview through Vue software with 4 to 5 behavioral questions, and lastly, an in-person interview for technical questions. The technical questions focused on basic material and theory.