Steam Turbines Research and Development
Steam Turbines Research and Development
Great Culture Nice Colleagues Beautiful location Good Life/Work Balance
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General Electric Interview Experiences
Project Engineer
I was asked about the MTECH project and explained about the same. My project is on HVDC transmission lines. The interviewer asked about present HVDC networks in India, reactive power compensation in HVDC, and why we are using 12-pulse converters in
Engineer/Technologist
Job fair to telephonic to onsite and done deal. It was nice that they paid for everything, from flight from Houston, TX to Albany, NY, and stay at Hampton Inn. A great company to work for, who spent so much even before the offer.
Mechanical Engineer
A very lengthy process. I gave a 1-hour presentation and met with over 5 people during the interview process. I met with senior research engineers, managers, and human resources. Each interview was about 30-45 minutes.
Project Engineer
New Delhi, Delhi, IndiaJune 1, 2021I was asked about the MTECH project and explained about the same. My project is on HVDC transmission lines. The interviewer asked about present HVDC networks in India, reactive power compensation in HVDC, and why we are using 12-pulse converters in
Engineer/Technologist
United StatesOctober 1, 2010Job fair to telephonic to onsite and done deal. It was nice that they paid for everything, from flight from Houston, TX to Albany, NY, and stay at Hampton Inn. A great company to work for, who spent so much even before the offer.
Mechanical Engineer
Niskayuna, New York, United StatesMarch 1, 2020A very lengthy process. I gave a 1-hour presentation and met with over 5 people during the interview process. I met with senior research engineers, managers, and human resources. Each interview was about 30-45 minutes.
