Great benefits, pay is not terrible, 3 to 4 day work weeks.
12-hour shifts. Engineers don't listen sometimes.
I applied through the veteran hiring initiative. I was nervous, as I was repeatedly told that there would be a technical portion and a behavioral portion to the interview. I studied for two weeks prior to the interview, focusing on recommended topics
I was contacted by a recruiter and applied. A couple of days later, she called me and asked questions about pH balance, loosening rusted bolts (what would I use to remove them), and how to measure current, among other topics. She then said she would
I had a team interview on the internet with four managers from different departments. It looks like they all interviewed the candidate and picked the one they had decided on. They asked me to introduce myself and also asked what I did in my previous
I applied through the veteran hiring initiative. I was nervous, as I was repeatedly told that there would be a technical portion and a behavioral portion to the interview. I studied for two weeks prior to the interview, focusing on recommended topics
I was contacted by a recruiter and applied. A couple of days later, she called me and asked questions about pH balance, loosening rusted bolts (what would I use to remove them), and how to measure current, among other topics. She then said she would
I had a team interview on the internet with four managers from different departments. It looks like they all interviewed the candidate and picked the one they had decided on. They asked me to introduce myself and also asked what I did in my previous