Controls Engineer Powertrain Manufacturing Engineering
Controls Engineer Powertrain Manufacturing Engineering
Cross-cultural collaboration and the ability to travel the world.
No work-life balance. Terrible management. The job comes before people. The GM gets a larger annual bonus than Ford employees. The UAW gets a larger annual salary bonus/profit sharing than salary. There is no incentive to be an engineer at this company.
Quit.
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It consisted of a board of five interviewers from different areas, asking how my skillset would be adaptable to each of their respective backgrounds. The process took a little over an hour.
Controls Engineer
All online. There was a lot of red tape even to apply. I had to take a personal test. I was very surprised when they never asked me any technical questions.
Controls Engineer
Talk about yourself and your personal background. Pretty much just walk them through your resume. Next was the technical section, asking about your previous work projects/experiences and technical info regarding manufacturing (PLCs, NCs, etc.).
Controls Engineer
United StatesJuly 16, 2023It consisted of a board of five interviewers from different areas, asking how my skillset would be adaptable to each of their respective backgrounds. The process took a little over an hour.
Controls Engineer
Cleveland, Ohio, United StatesFebruary 1, 2021All online. There was a lot of red tape even to apply. I had to take a personal test. I was very surprised when they never asked me any technical questions.
Controls Engineer
United StatesMarch 1, 2024Talk about yourself and your personal background. Pretty much just walk them through your resume. Next was the technical section, asking about your previous work projects/experiences and technical info regarding manufacturing (PLCs, NCs, etc.).
