Fast pace, forward-thinking company. At SpaceX, you are given freedom (in my experience). This works great for some, but can be a limitation for others. Note that I had worked here for 5 years, and I worked at a "competitor" (using that term loosely); so, I am biased and returned because I missed the energy and my team.
Location. However, it is worth the hassle of the commute.
Watch out for bad apples that affect the dynamics of teams in a negative fashion.
The interview process involved: * An initial 15-minute HR screening interview. * A subsequent 45-minute technical phone interview, which covered a variety of challenging fundamental questions in thermodynamics, structures, and fluids. * An on-
The first phone call interview consists of ITAR questions and basic engineering questions. It is pretty easy for a first interview. The second interview is more detailed, focusing on previous experiences and your resume. Make sure to look into the w
Phone screen with recruiter. Scheduled interview with 2 managers for the next week. Interview with 2 managers: basic discussion with some personal and conceptual questions. 2 days later, received an email stating I was to virtually share a presenta
The interview process involved: * An initial 15-minute HR screening interview. * A subsequent 45-minute technical phone interview, which covered a variety of challenging fundamental questions in thermodynamics, structures, and fluids. * An on-
The first phone call interview consists of ITAR questions and basic engineering questions. It is pretty easy for a first interview. The second interview is more detailed, focusing on previous experiences and your resume. Make sure to look into the w
Phone screen with recruiter. Scheduled interview with 2 managers for the next week. Interview with 2 managers: basic discussion with some personal and conceptual questions. 2 days later, received an email stating I was to virtually share a presenta