My experience with Raytheon Technologies was more relaxed than other interviews. The conversations varied widely from talking about finding enjoyment in life to the science behind specific handling techniques for materials processing.
For perspective, I was a recent PhD graduate and had relevant (but not exact) qualifications for this position. I was referred to the position by a current employee. Day 0 – Job posted Day 7 – Application date Day 27 – Email from hiring manager saying he wanted to meet with me Day 29 – Phone interview with hiring manager Day 30 – I reached out to the team members to schedule an interview with them Day 35 – I spoke with the team members and was told I would hear from the hiring manager by the end of the week Day 42 – I sent a follow-up email to the hiring manager after not hearing anything Day 71 – After still not hearing from anybody, I looked on their website and saw they filled the position.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the RTX Multi-Disciplinary Engineer role in United States.
RTX's interview process for their Multi-Disciplinary Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for RTX's Multi-Disciplinary Engineer interview process in United States.