Decent working environment. Nice staff and friendly people in the software department. Cool-looking offices.
Sweet Jesus, the hours are pretty terrible.
Some mandatory overtime, which is about 6 to 9 hours a week. Paid at least, at a slightly increased rate.
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
I applied online on USAJobs and received an email three weeks later to set up a phone interview. The date and time were selected. There was a panel of three people who asked general questions first.
3 personality questions: * Why do you want to work here? * What are you most proud of? * Describe how you handle conflict? Plus 30 minutes of technical questions with the hiring manager and one member of the team.
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
I applied online on USAJobs and received an email three weeks later to set up a phone interview. The date and time were selected. There was a panel of three people who asked general questions first.
3 personality questions: * Why do you want to work here? * What are you most proud of? * Describe how you handle conflict? Plus 30 minutes of technical questions with the hiring manager and one member of the team.