Great team, active engagement, and freedom to explore fresh concepts.
Active political atmosphere in many aspects. Pay is lower than commercial, but hours and stress are also far less.
More focus on science, and space is a risk.
I went through a program called EntryPoint! for disabled people and was able to get two interviews and two positions at Kennedy Space Center.
Overall, there was only one interview round, which was really easy. The interviewer asked me very basic questions about Machine Learning concepts, whether I was willing to contribute to the project, and if I was interested in it after they explained
I applied sometime in late May, before my spring semester ended. I got an email in early to mid-June offering me an interview. It was a phone interview, and on the other end was a panel of three interviewers. The interview had four behavioral quest
I went through a program called EntryPoint! for disabled people and was able to get two interviews and two positions at Kennedy Space Center.
Overall, there was only one interview round, which was really easy. The interviewer asked me very basic questions about Machine Learning concepts, whether I was willing to contribute to the project, and if I was interested in it after they explained
I applied sometime in late May, before my spring semester ended. I got an email in early to mid-June offering me an interview. It was a phone interview, and on the other end was a panel of three interviewers. The interview had four behavioral quest