The work you do is incredibly interesting and compelling. There is nothing like seeing your quarterly project fly into space.
The work-life balance is a tad bit leaning towards work obsession.
Screening interview. Asked about my resume and why I wanted to work there. Let me ask questions. Interviewer talked about the project I would be working on. Interviewer was very kind. Have not yet completed the coding interview.
The initial phone interview was easy, mostly checking to see if you are who you say you are. Then, there were some questions about what the company does and its various roles. Finally, I was asked what interested me in SpaceX.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Recruiter honestly stayed on top of it. Heard back extremely quickly after each interview. Process was: * Recruiter phone screen (didn't have any trivia questions, just ensuring you're a good fit) * Take-h
Screening interview. Asked about my resume and why I wanted to work there. Let me ask questions. Interviewer talked about the project I would be working on. Interviewer was very kind. Have not yet completed the coding interview.
The initial phone interview was easy, mostly checking to see if you are who you say you are. Then, there were some questions about what the company does and its various roles. Finally, I was asked what interested me in SpaceX.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Recruiter honestly stayed on top of it. Heard back extremely quickly after each interview. Process was: * Recruiter phone screen (didn't have any trivia questions, just ensuring you're a good fit) * Take-h