It is a rewarding field of engineering, and all employees have a direct impact on the company and the outcome of our projects.
Very hard work and long days, which makes it easy to get burned out.
I applied online. 2 phone interviews then they flew me out and I had a day visit consisting of a tour, me presenting a past project of mine and then 4 interviews. Then they took me out to dinner and told me they were going to make an offer.
I applied online. After a phone screen, a video call interview was scheduled with a panel of engineers. In my case, the questions mostly flowed based on how I answered: * Pressure change from the fuel tank, through the feedline, turbopump, combustio
The process is three phone interviews, two personal and a technical, then an onsite interview where you present a project you directly worked on and then follow that up with a bunch of one-on-ones.
I applied online. 2 phone interviews then they flew me out and I had a day visit consisting of a tour, me presenting a past project of mine and then 4 interviews. Then they took me out to dinner and told me they were going to make an offer.
I applied online. After a phone screen, a video call interview was scheduled with a panel of engineers. In my case, the questions mostly flowed based on how I answered: * Pressure change from the fuel tank, through the feedline, turbopump, combustio
The process is three phone interviews, two personal and a technical, then an onsite interview where you present a project you directly worked on and then follow that up with a bunch of one-on-ones.