Integration and Test Engineer Interview Experience - Brownsville, Texas
Process
The interview process included:
- A first round with a recruiter.
- A second round with a senior engineer.
Some of the questions asked were not typical of a mechanical engineering interview and focused on sensors, load cells, and transducers. Otherwise, the interview was very technical. You started by explaining one of your projects.
Questions
How does a pressure sensor work? (not just how you would use it, but its internal workings)
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the SpaceX Integration and Test Engineer role in Brownsville, Texas.
Success Rate
SpaceX's interview process for their Integration and Test Engineer roles in Brownsville, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for SpaceX's Integration and Test Engineer interview process in Brownsville, Texas.
SpaceX Work Experiences
- 5.0great workIntegration and Test Engineer • Current EmployeeHawthorne, CAApril 24, 2024Pros: It was super fun, and there was lots of responsibility.Cons: Long hours, but engaging work
- 4.0CoolHardware Reliability Engineer • Current EmployeeBastrop, TXJuly 20, 2025Pros: It is pretty okay and fun.Cons: Long hours for sure suck.
- 4.0Work-life balance, who?Quality Inspector • Former EmployeeHawthorne, CAMay 28, 2026Pros: If you need work, the hours are there for you. Each department differs in culture and technical knowledge.Cons: Often times, a three week surge is truthfully a three month surge.
