Innovative and exciting company and product
Innovative and exciting company and product
- People are helpful and supportive.
- People are motivated about the company and work.
- Offers exciting technology and processes to work on.
- Not a flat hierarchy as they claim.
- Not super structured (but that's sort of what you expect with any other startup).
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Lucid Motors Interview Experiences
Supplier Quality Engineer
Four interviews were conducted: * One with the manager. * One with the director. * One with a member of another department. * One with the VP. All interviews were by phone, except for the VP's, which was a video call. All of these occurred
Mechanical Design Engineering
2-3 rounds of interviews: * First round: Technical but surface-level. * Second round: More technical and behavioral. * Third round: Negotiation stage or a more in-depth technical interview with team members to assess fit and specifics.
Battery Modeling Engineer
Weird experience with HR. It took them two months to set up the first technical interview. The first question from HR was: "What is your salary expectation?" It was an odd situation, not asking about my background first. The technical interview was
Supplier Quality Engineer
United StatesJuly 1, 2020Four interviews were conducted: * One with the manager. * One with the director. * One with a member of another department. * One with the VP. All interviews were by phone, except for the VP's, which was a video call. All of these occurred
Mechanical Design Engineering
Newark, California, United StatesAugust 21, 20252-3 rounds of interviews: * First round: Technical but surface-level. * Second round: More technical and behavioral. * Third round: Negotiation stage or a more in-depth technical interview with team members to assess fit and specifics.
Battery Modeling Engineer
Newark, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2021Weird experience with HR. It took them two months to set up the first technical interview. The first question from HR was: "What is your salary expectation?" It was an odd situation, not asking about my background first. The technical interview was
