Rewarding but stressful!
Rewarding but stressful!
I’m continuously learning in this position and work cross-functionally with a lot of different teams and suppliers. It's good for networking and moving up in the company. I love seeing my designs come to life!!
This position is very stressful. I am a lead and expected to report out 24/7, and still get my work done under a compressed timeline. If anything goes wrong with my parts, I am held accountable, even if it wasn’t my error.
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Design Release Engineer
1. Submit the resume. 2. Take a simple test (kind of IQ and personality). After that, two interviews. Each time, I was questioned in Korean and English. * 1st interview: 3:4 (3 interviewers - team leader level, and 4 applicants) * 2nd interview
Design Release Engineer
They go through two rounds of behavioral interviews. One is 30 minutes and the other is one hour. After that, you get called in for an onsite that is usually a full day with multiple behavioral interviews with the hiring managers.
Design Release Engineer
Got an on-site interview right off the bat. Interviewed with about 5 other DRE's, and they all wanted to hire me. They asked about my past experiences and how they'll translate into my new role.
Design Release Engineer
United StatesSeptember 23, 20151. Submit the resume. 2. Take a simple test (kind of IQ and personality). After that, two interviews. Each time, I was questioned in Korean and English. * 1st interview: 3:4 (3 interviewers - team leader level, and 4 applicants) * 2nd interview
Design Release Engineer
Detroit, Michigan, United StatesNovember 1, 2015They go through two rounds of behavioral interviews. One is 30 minutes and the other is one hour. After that, you get called in for an onsite that is usually a full day with multiple behavioral interviews with the hiring managers.
Design Release Engineer
United StatesJuly 16, 2014Got an on-site interview right off the bat. Interviewed with about 5 other DRE's, and they all wanted to hire me. They asked about my past experiences and how they'll translate into my new role.
