Applied online to multiple positions.
Heard back from a recruiter within two days.
Had an initial phone screen with the recruiter, with basic personality type questions.
Then, the next day, the recruiter scheduled me for a technical phone interview with an engineering manager.
First, he asked me to describe a project I had worked on and then asked increasingly technical questions based on that project. The questions were clearly trying to judge whether I had a good fundamental mechanical understanding.
A few days after the first call, the recruiter scheduled a second technical phone call.
This call was similar but slightly more challenging and had some fundamental engineering questions and some manufacturing process questions.
I was dropped from the candidate pool after the second technical phone interview.
Behavior of a fixed composite beam under bending, axial, and temperature-induced stress.
Bending, buckling, and cantilever beam fundamentals.
Manufacturing error diagnosis (ridges on machined parts).
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