Great atmosphere, but high workload
Great atmosphere, but high workload
Interesting work, a good atmosphere, and a great team.
Workload can be high. They add more tasks without additional people.
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NASA Interview Experiences
UAV Engineering
The interview was done on the phone, and the employer asked me about four questions. He asked about situations in which I faced a problem and how I would handle it (to see how I would do if I were working there for real). Some questions were: * "W
Senior Software Engineer
Standard 1 phone interview followed by a face-to-face interview. Mostly asked about ASP.NET questions and C#.
Software Engineer
The interview process was pretty standard, nothing too difficult or too easy. First, you start with a basic introduction about yourself, things that you have done in past projects. Then they ask why you want to work for NASA, what you know about ae
UAV Engineering
Moffett Field, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2014The interview was done on the phone, and the employer asked me about four questions. He asked about situations in which I faced a problem and how I would handle it (to see how I would do if I were working there for real). Some questions were: * "W
Senior Software Engineer
April 1, 2008Standard 1 phone interview followed by a face-to-face interview. Mostly asked about ASP.NET questions and C#.
Software Engineer
Pasadena, California, United StatesApril 18, 2024The interview process was pretty standard, nothing too difficult or too easy. First, you start with a basic introduction about yourself, things that you have done in past projects. Then they ask why you want to work for NASA, what you know about ae
