Good place to work, particularly the WIN/WIG division. Friendly atmosphere (with few exceptions), feel as part of a team overall. Lower and middle management are mostly very decent people.
Company is downsizing. Job security depends on your position and many other, mostly unknown, factors.
Two hour process, four interviewers, thirty minutes each. Twenty question technical exam based off kinematics, failure analysis, and fluid mechanics, qualifications and experience, GD&T schematic test. No response whether I got the position or moved
Had phone interview first, and went to on-site interview after few days. They provided a presentation and then a test based on their optical technology. Then interviewed with two engineers around 30 minutes each.
Applied and received interview after 4 weeks. First interview was a Zoom interview and it's a mixture of mechanical and customer service questions. I have experience in mechanical engineering but have not heard back
Two hour process, four interviewers, thirty minutes each. Twenty question technical exam based off kinematics, failure analysis, and fluid mechanics, qualifications and experience, GD&T schematic test. No response whether I got the position or moved
Had phone interview first, and went to on-site interview after few days. They provided a presentation and then a test based on their optical technology. Then interviewed with two engineers around 30 minutes each.
Applied and received interview after 4 weeks. First interview was a Zoom interview and it's a mixture of mechanical and customer service questions. I have experience in mechanical engineering but have not heard back