Senior Manufacturing Engineer
Senior Manufacturing Engineer
Allows you to feel that you can make an impact with the product during the design process and how it's assembled in the plant. You can truly see and understand your impact on the company's bottom line.
No real recognition for extraordinary efforts; it's treated as the expectation, so it's very difficult to be seen as a high achiever. Very limited lanes for promotion. Constantly move from launch to launch without any real downtime, so you're usually under constant stress.
We need to increase hiring. The current levels are not sufficient, and we are losing people due to workload.
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Manufacturing Engineer
After the pre-screening, I was invited to the Ford Talent Management Conference at Ford HQ in Dearborn, MI. This is basically an event where they invite several candidates (20-30) for various opportunities. The event consisted of an interview with
Manufacturing Engineer
The first interview was a phone screen. After a week or so, I received feedback for a panel interview. The interviewers were good and had a professional approach. A series of questions were asked (~10), and they were mostly situation-based. It was
Manufacturing Engineer
The interview started as a group information session, which was really nice because it broke the ice a bit and taught about the company. Also, free refreshments, which is always a plus. They gave time to review our own notes before sitting in on 1:3
Manufacturing Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesFebruary 1, 2013After the pre-screening, I was invited to the Ford Talent Management Conference at Ford HQ in Dearborn, MI. This is basically an event where they invite several candidates (20-30) for various opportunities. The event consisted of an interview with
Manufacturing Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesAugust 1, 2015The first interview was a phone screen. After a week or so, I received feedback for a panel interview. The interviewers were good and had a professional approach. A series of questions were asked (~10), and they were mostly situation-based. It was
Manufacturing Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesSeptember 1, 2014The interview started as a group information session, which was really nice because it broke the ice a bit and taught about the company. Also, free refreshments, which is always a plus. They gave time to review our own notes before sitting in on 1:3
