Challenging work, but frustrating
Challenging work, but frustrating
- Fun product, extremely capable, and bright engineers who work hard to develop it.
- Leadership seems a little out of touch, although RJ has done well to bring the company to where it was. Several leaders aren't very good but somehow keep "failing up."
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Senior Controls Engineer
Very bad experience. Out of five one-on-ones, two of them, including the hiring manager, did not show up. The other three interviews were very straightforward, with some basic questions and nothing difficult. One of the interviewers was complainin
Battery Cell Engineer
The interview process consisted of: * An initial phone screening through a recruiter. * An introductory call with the hiring manager. * A final round interview with the Rivian team. The entire process was unnecessarily dragged out.
Mechanical Engineering Intern
Two interviews. First is a behavioral interview with technical questions about your resume. Second is a 1-hour long panel-style interview. This includes a 15-minute presentation followed by 45 minutes of Q&A. The second interval is usually about so
Senior Controls Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2022Very bad experience. Out of five one-on-ones, two of them, including the hiring manager, did not show up. The other three interviews were very straightforward, with some basic questions and nothing difficult. One of the interviewers was complainin
Battery Cell Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesJune 1, 2020The interview process consisted of: * An initial phone screening through a recruiter. * An introductory call with the hiring manager. * A final round interview with the Rivian team. The entire process was unnecessarily dragged out.
Mechanical Engineering Intern
Irvine, California, United StatesApril 18, 2024Two interviews. First is a behavioral interview with technical questions about your resume. Second is a 1-hour long panel-style interview. This includes a 15-minute presentation followed by 45 minutes of Q&A. The second interval is usually about so
