Pretty standard interview process (during COVID; all online):
I applied, followed by a recruiter pre screen, a hiring manager pre screen, and a technical presentation, which resulted in no offer.
Technical presentation was a 20 min slideshow of 2-3 of your projects or activities. I chose 2 that I liked, but may have not been the best for the job looking back. After the presentation a panel interview was conducted. They asked very manufacturing design heavy questions. Of the 5 people on the panel. 2 left during the interview, 1 said nothing, and only 2 asked any questions. That was pretty telling I wasn’t going to get the offer to say the least.
Overall it was net positive experience. I just wasn’t the right fit for this job. I think they wanted someone with less design and more manufacturing experience.
Motor selection question (not motor design)
I cared about the manufacturing design thought process.
Ask how I convinced my teammates to go with my design in school.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Panasonic Mechanical Engineer role in Sparks, Nevada.
Panasonic's interview process for their Mechanical Engineer roles in Sparks, Nevada is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Panasonic's Mechanical Engineer interview process in Sparks, Nevada.