The interviewer was a pretty sociable and informative guy.
He is a software engineer, like myself, so he had a lot of knowledge of the position I was applying for.
In fact, most of the interview was spent talking about what kind of role I would be fit for at the company, in regards to my previous experience.
He was an excellent interviewer and had already thoroughly read and digested my resume.
As a result, he asked me mostly about my previous projects and how I had utilized certain technologies.
Then, he talked about how those technologies would be applicable to Schneider Electric.
I have to say, he really did a good job selling the company, and hopefully I did a good job selling my skill set.
There were no difficult coding or behavioral questions.
You should just be prepared to talk technically about your past projects.
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Schneider Electric Engineering Intern role in United States.
Schneider Electric's interview process for their Engineering Intern roles in the United States is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Schneider Electric's Engineering Intern interview process in United States.