Fast-paced work environment Surrounded by insanely smart people
Extremely long hours No 401k matching
The process consisted of several stages: * Phone screen * More technical interview * Intense on-site interview (presentation along with several hours of technical questions).
Someone from HR called to schedule a phone interview. The first interview was pretty straightforward. They asked me a bunch of undergraduate structures questions: * Cantilevered beam with a load at the end: where will it fail and why? How would you
I applied online. My interview experience at SpaceX was disappointing. The expectations felt extremely high, even for mid-level roles. Missing even one or two questions seemed to stop the process, and there was little tolerance for not knowing somet
The process consisted of several stages: * Phone screen * More technical interview * Intense on-site interview (presentation along with several hours of technical questions).
Someone from HR called to schedule a phone interview. The first interview was pretty straightforward. They asked me a bunch of undergraduate structures questions: * Cantilevered beam with a load at the end: where will it fail and why? How would you
I applied online. My interview experience at SpaceX was disappointing. The expectations felt extremely high, even for mid-level roles. Missing even one or two questions seemed to stop the process, and there was little tolerance for not knowing somet