Lead Mfg Engr
Lead Mfg Engr
Fast-paced Cool product Great leadership Challenging environment
Long hours Poor business processes Poor manufacturing technology
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Lead Manufacturing Engineer
Very easy. Star format only. The whole process lasted a couple of weeks, and there were two separate interviews: one with the hiring manager and a panel interview with members of your cell.
Mechanical Engineer
In-person interview after phone screening. Packet of questions given at the interview. Laid-back, simple questions with a panel of four people. Also given a tour of the facility. One to two weeks after the interview, received their decision.
Mechanical Engineer Intern
It had fewer technical questions than character-based questions. It felt much more like a conversation than an interview. The interviewer was very attentive, and the overall experience was very pleasant.
Lead Manufacturing Engineer
Greenville, South Carolina, United StatesFebruary 1, 2021Very easy. Star format only. The whole process lasted a couple of weeks, and there were two separate interviews: one with the hiring manager and a panel interview with members of your cell.
Mechanical Engineer
Dayton, Ohio, United StatesOctober 1, 2022In-person interview after phone screening. Packet of questions given at the interview. Laid-back, simple questions with a panel of four people. Also given a tour of the facility. One to two weeks after the interview, received their decision.
Mechanical Engineer Intern
New York, New York, United StatesDecember 5, 2023It had fewer technical questions than character-based questions. It felt much more like a conversation than an interview. The interviewer was very attentive, and the overall experience was very pleasant.
