This location, specifically, is really nice. Small company feel, but big company benefits. You get to experience and use a lot of different software. Flexible hours and good work-life balance.
The upper management above the office has a lot of overhead. It's hard to move up. There are low career opportunities post-graduation.
The interview lasted an hour. The interviewers asked me various questions regarding the topic I was given to prepare. Everyone was really friendly and made me feel comfortable during the process. The overall experience was positive.
Two directors were asked a basic question: "What was it like working with Siemens previously, and why do you want to work here?" They described certain work projects in which I'll be assisting. The entire process lasted about an hour and a half. Bo
I interviewed in April 2024. The interviewer was a manager who reviewed my resume during the call and asked questions about my engineering experiences in school. He asked some personality/general questions but did not ask technical questions.
The interview lasted an hour. The interviewers asked me various questions regarding the topic I was given to prepare. Everyone was really friendly and made me feel comfortable during the process. The overall experience was positive.
Two directors were asked a basic question: "What was it like working with Siemens previously, and why do you want to work here?" They described certain work projects in which I'll be assisting. The entire process lasted about an hour and a half. Bo
I interviewed in April 2024. The interviewer was a manager who reviewed my resume during the call and asked questions about my engineering experiences in school. He asked some personality/general questions but did not ask technical questions.