Call with external recruiter, then call with internal recruiter, then call with hiring manager and one of their direct reports, followed by a 4-hour, multi-round, in-person interview.
Most of the interviews were not particularly technical. The in-person interviews were with two people at a time, and there were some typical STAR-type questions.
The last part of the process was being taken about the lab and asked questions about the equipment to see what I knew.
Unfortunately, even after I spent several hours and took time off from my current job to interview at Seagate, they didn't have the professionalism to call or email me to tell me the result of the interview. The only information I got was when, after over 2 months, the online job application status changed to "process completed," and they reposted the position. Rejections are fine. Silence isn't.
How do you handle competing priorities?
The following metrics were computed from 5 interview experiences for the Seagate Technology Senior Engineer role in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Seagate Technology's interview process for their Senior Engineer roles in Bloomington, Minnesota is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Seagate Technology's Senior Engineer interview process in Bloomington, Minnesota.