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The coolest work, excellent work-life balance, federal employee benefits that are decent, a supportive environment, and we launch rockets.
2025 introduced a lot of uncertainty and chaos, and telework is extremely limited, while pay is typically less than private industry.
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NASA Interview Experiences
Aerospace Engineer
Unfortunately, I do not know if I've been hired. But the interview was fairly short and simple; there is nothing to be nervous about. They do offer flexible interview dates to suit your schedule.
Aerospace Engineer
They asked me a lot of personal and technical questions and had a design challenge for me. I enjoyed it, yet it was so serious. I think you need to prepare extensively, depending on the title you have applied for.
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
United StatesMay 15, 2020Unfortunately, I do not know if I've been hired. But the interview was fairly short and simple; there is nothing to be nervous about. They do offer flexible interview dates to suit your schedule.
Aerospace Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesJuly 1, 2021They asked me a lot of personal and technical questions and had a design challenge for me. I enjoyed it, yet it was so serious. I think you need to prepare extensively, depending on the title you have applied for.
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.
