Build/Operations Mechanical Engineering Intern Interview Experience - Stennis Space Center, Mississippi
Process
I made it through two interviews, both technical. The first interview was with a single engineer, one quick behavioral question, and then an hour of technical questions. The second was the same, but with three engineers on multiple levels of hierarchy.
I had no issues with bad communication or scheduling, and they get back to you quickly. Nice people.
I thought the interviews went well, but was rejected. Later, I applied for the same position again for a co-op, but didn’t even get an interview that time around.
Questions
Why do you want to be an engineer?
How does a drying machine work?
Typical solid/structural mechanics problem.
Thermodynamics problem.
Strain gauges.
Be ready to talk about anything you could imagine doing on the job.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Relativity Space Build/Operations Mechanical Engineering Intern role in Stennis Space Center, Mississippi.
Success Rate
Relativity Space's interview process for their Build/Operations Mechanical Engineering Intern roles in Stennis Space Center, Mississippi is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Relativity Space's Build/Operations Mechanical Engineering Intern interview process in Stennis Space Center, Mississippi.
