I applied in April 2016. In June I received an email to set up a phone interview, then in July I had my in-person interview. The phone interview was 10-15 minutes, we talked a bit about my programming experience and familiarity with some programming and software engineering concepts (all basic stuff and mostly yes/no), the majority of the call was spent discussing the company and their site's focus.
The in-person interview took two hours. I met with the person I spoke with on the phone, toured a bit of the building, then had two ~45 minute sessions with two senior engineers (individually). They went over a checklist of things but we mostly just talked about my resume. I wasn't familiar with some of the technologies they mentioned but it wasn't an issue. It seemed like they were just asking out of curiosity. I wasn't asked to write any code - I think that was left up to the interviewer. I was asked some typical behavioral questions, though, and a few follow-up questions on technical things related to my resume. Everyone during the entire process was very kind and easy to talk to.
I received an offer via email two days later.
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The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the RTX Software Engineer I role in State College, Pennsylvania.
RTX's interview process for their Software Engineer I roles in State College, Pennsylvania is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for RTX's Software Engineer I interview process in State College, Pennsylvania.