I was called after applying directly to GE on their website.
I was asked what about GE attracted me to apply and was told after that I would get a call within two weeks.
The following week I was invited to a (first) face-to-face interview with an Engineering Manager and Design Engineer at GE Intelligent Platforms.
The interview process consisted of a number of questions about me and some technical questions. The interview lasted about an hour. A third person, a mechanical engineer at GE, was also present.
I found the interviewers to be friendly, and it was never intimidating at any point. It was a difficult interview, but a useful one, I found.
I was presented with a number of technical questions on heat sinks.
The questions involved some fluid dynamics, manufacturing, and basic mechanics.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the General Electric Graduate Mechanical Engineer role in Towcester, England.
General Electric's interview process for their Graduate Mechanical Engineer roles in Towcester, England is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for General Electric's Graduate Mechanical Engineer interview process in Towcester, England.