Down to earth
Down to earth
You work with people who care what they're doing.
The pay is very low compared to private companies.
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NASA Interview Experiences
Aerospace Engineer
Love engineering and be confident. Let the employer know it's your dream and that it truly is your passion. You asked tons of questions, and it was pretty challenging due to the market being competitive.
Aerospace Engineer
One video interview with the team for about an hour. One video presentation of a technical problem followed by a Q&A session with the team for a total of 1 hour. Was given about half a week to work on the technical problem and presentation.
Aerospace Engineer
It was hard, but I got through it. I remembered my training and kept on working! Would definitely recommend to anyone passionate for exploration and pushing tech to its bleeding edge.
Aerospace Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020Love engineering and be confident. Let the employer know it's your dream and that it truly is your passion. You asked tons of questions, and it was pretty challenging due to the market being competitive.
Aerospace Engineer
United StatesSeptember 10, 2021One video interview with the team for about an hour. One video presentation of a technical problem followed by a Q&A session with the team for a total of 1 hour. Was given about half a week to work on the technical problem and presentation.
Aerospace Engineer
Washington, District of Columbia, United StatesMarch 18, 2024It was hard, but I got through it. I remembered my training and kept on working! Would definitely recommend to anyone passionate for exploration and pushing tech to its bleeding edge.
