If you are an engineer who wants to make an impact, Lucid is the place for you. As a software engineer, you are able to design algorithms to improve the car and immediately see the impact you've made, whether it is in powertrain controls or user experience. The company is focused on delivering the best car on the market and takes an aggressive yet pragmatic approach to technological risk. For the engineer, this means every day is exciting as you get to work on the latest technology.
The culture was great. No serious idea was ignored, and coming to work, I always felt I was working with my friends to make the best car out there.
Lucid has taken on a big challenge after raising a $1B round recently. If you're a person who doesn't deal with ambiguity, it might be a tough place. However, if you're a leader who wants to leave your mark on the automotive world, this place is for you.
Keep it up!
Technical phone round, HR round, 6 different interviews at onsite, Tech round, Negotiations. Offer in 2 weeks. Smooth process. Good company. Technical challenges.
After applying online, I was first contacted by a senior recruiter. This was followed by three weekly phone interviews, each with a different team lead: Crash, Safety, and Validation. Eventually, they invited me onsite for an interview with the Valid
A lot of technical questions regarding testing procedures and testing log results. Some questions regarding basic engineering and safety protocols. Tips: Read some of the general testing guidelines and case studies.
Technical phone round, HR round, 6 different interviews at onsite, Tech round, Negotiations. Offer in 2 weeks. Smooth process. Good company. Technical challenges.
After applying online, I was first contacted by a senior recruiter. This was followed by three weekly phone interviews, each with a different team lead: Crash, Safety, and Validation. Eventually, they invited me onsite for an interview with the Valid
A lot of technical questions regarding testing procedures and testing log results. Some questions regarding basic engineering and safety protocols. Tips: Read some of the general testing guidelines and case studies.