The whole thing has been pretty drawn out. I submitted an application through the BAH website but wasn't contacted for an interview until 2 months later. The interview itself was pleasant—teleconference with two senior consultants that lasted about 45 minutes—and they spent an adequate amount of time explaining the details of the position as well as the working environment at BAH. I had a positive feeling at the end of the interview and was told that I should hear back in a few days (so far it's been a week, and I haven't heard a peep).
[I'll update this when I hear from them one way or another]
One of the interviewers asked me what factors I take into play when making an "industrial" engineering decision and to give an example; the question was mostly difficult because, since it is an entry level position, most of my experience is in academia.
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Booz Allen Hamilton Junior Engineer role in United States.
Booz Allen Hamilton's interview process for their Junior Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Booz Allen Hamilton's Junior Engineer interview process in United States.