The first interview was with a panel of three and took place at Portland State University.

Apparently, they interviewed 30 people that day and called back 25.

I was asked five behavioral questions and five technical questions from some sort of interview manual.

I had to ask for some time to answer some of the behavioral questions and royally screwed up a couple of the technical questions (even though they were easy), but I still got a callback the next day for a second interview.

For the second interview, I met with three different managers and interviewed with each of them individually at Ronler Acres.

The second interview consisted of some more behavioral questions, as well as questions like:

• Tell me about yourself
• Why did you choose to become a math major?

It definitely felt like more of a conversation than the first interview.

After three weeks, they extended me an offer.

Tell me about a time when you had a conflict with a coworker and what you did to resolve it.

Tell me about a time when you were working against a deadline and had to balance multiple projects simultaneously.

Tell me about a time when you were working in an unsafe environment.

Identify these elements/compounds: H, C, Hg, Si, H2O2, KOH.

A gas canister weighs 100 lbs empty and 200 lbs full. It's sitting on a digital scale. You need to program the scale to alert you when the canister is 80% and 90% empty, respectively. At what values (in lbs) do you program the scale to alert you?