Great company to work for, with a VERY flexible work environment and lot of well-educated engineers. It's a huge company with many resources, meaning you can spend 20 years there without running out of things to learn.
It's really hard to get up the ladder with all the competition, especially since engineers rarely leave this place. So don't expect to be the next Chief Engineer in 5 years.
allow for more career advancement inside.
I guess they call for an onsite interview only if they see a good fit for the role. The onsite interview is more of a group panel interview with three technical heads. In my case, I wasn't given an offer as I needed H1B sponsorship. This was a big le
In person, two people (one was a supervisor and the other a manager) interviewed me. Each person asked a few questions, and then we discussed the position. Questions focused on past experiences at school and/or past jobs.
Fairly easy and focused more towards your attitude and ethics. Had a general phone interview with an Aerotek recruiting manager and then a one-on-one. Then got the opportunity to interview for a Ford vehicle engineering position. General situation-ba
I guess they call for an onsite interview only if they see a good fit for the role. The onsite interview is more of a group panel interview with three technical heads. In my case, I wasn't given an offer as I needed H1B sponsorship. This was a big le
In person, two people (one was a supervisor and the other a manager) interviewed me. Each person asked a few questions, and then we discussed the position. Questions focused on past experiences at school and/or past jobs.
Fairly easy and focused more towards your attitude and ethics. Had a general phone interview with an Aerotek recruiting manager and then a one-on-one. Then got the opportunity to interview for a Ford vehicle engineering position. General situation-ba