The interview process consisted of three stages:

1. Phone Screen
2. Technical Phone Interview
3. On-site Interview (consisting of two, one-hour interviews with two employees each)

The process was a little slow initially. The recruiter who contacted me seemed to forget about me, and I had to email several times to set up the phone screen. However, once the date was set, things started to flow smoothly. The technical phone screen was also difficult to schedule, but once we set the date, everything went very smoothly.

My case was slightly different because I was given one more interview after my on-site interview for an engineering position. However, the process remained the same.

The in-person interview was about 45 minutes of questions and 15 minutes for my questions. You can expect two technical questions and two to three behavioral questions. The technical questions covered various topics, including gears, pulleys, electronics, basic engineering principles, and basic chemistry.

Find the inner diameter of a pipe given the outer diameter and pipe thickness.

Which is potentially more dangerous: AC or DC power, and why?

What are some pros and cons of a pulley system consisting of one pulley?

What are some pros and cons of multi-pulley systems?

How do you use a multimeter to measure voltage?

How would you use a multimeter to measure resistance?