Being part of conglomerate GE, as an engineer, you will have access to a lot of highly knowledgeable people.
Managers change frequently, and you may not finish what you started working on.
Some questions from school and my previous company were asked. Mostly about experience in some detail, and some specific questions including formulas for simple things such as the power of a steam engine for certain parameters of steam. A few topics
Had a three-step process. Everything was organized, and the interview itself wasn't too difficult. Most of the interview was done through Skype in a very laid-back style. Be comfortable on camera and make sure you're prepared.
Technical, all about resume with a good amount of examples. Mix of behavioral and basic questions. Remember your basics about beams, stress-strain, etc. Also, thermal engineering is important based on the JD.
Some questions from school and my previous company were asked. Mostly about experience in some detail, and some specific questions including formulas for simple things such as the power of a steam engine for certain parameters of steam. A few topics
Had a three-step process. Everything was organized, and the interview itself wasn't too difficult. Most of the interview was done through Skype in a very laid-back style. Be comfortable on camera and make sure you're prepared.
Technical, all about resume with a good amount of examples. Mix of behavioral and basic questions. Remember your basics about beams, stress-strain, etc. Also, thermal engineering is important based on the JD.