Lots of opportunity
Lots of opportunity
If you're willing to stretch yourself, GE will let you. The opportunities are almost endless if you'll put in the hard work and be willing to move locations for career-advancing positions.
It's big. It's a machine. Often you'll feel only like "a number".
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Lead Engineer
It was a lengthy process with two technical phone interviews and a full day on-site interview. The on-site interview included multiple one-on-one technical interviews, panel discussions, a presentation, and a behavioral interview.
Lead Engineer
Average difficulty. Mainly Java-based questions. Agile-related questions. Questions on the current role and responsibilities. Webservices-related questions. Average difficulty. Mainly Java-based questions. Agile-related questions. Questions o
Lead Engineer
Slow to respond and a long time to contact after the closing date of the application. Then only 2 days' notice to get to Atlanta, GA for the interview. Did not attach the interview schedule to the email. Had to request it again. Then the schedule cha
Lead Engineer
Niskayuna, New York, United StatesJuly 20, 2023It was a lengthy process with two technical phone interviews and a full day on-site interview. The on-site interview included multiple one-on-one technical interviews, panel discussions, a presentation, and a behavioral interview.
Lead Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaDecember 1, 2020Average difficulty. Mainly Java-based questions. Agile-related questions. Questions on the current role and responsibilities. Webservices-related questions. Average difficulty. Mainly Java-based questions. Agile-related questions. Questions o
Lead Engineer
Norcross, Georgia, United StatesJuly 1, 2010Slow to respond and a long time to contact after the closing date of the application. Then only 2 days' notice to get to Atlanta, GA for the interview. Did not attach the interview schedule to the email. Had to request it again. Then the schedule cha
