Teradyne

Mechanical Engineering Co-Op Interview Experience - North Reading, Massachusetts

February 1, 2018

Positive ExperienceGot Offer

Process

I met with HR, the hiring manager, a co-op that gave me a tour, and a current engineer that works there.

It was lengthy but very relaxed and chill.

Questions

Name a time that you had a problem and had to think creatively to solve it.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Teradyne Mechanical Engineering Co-Op role in North Reading, Massachusetts.

Success Rate

50%

Pass Rate

Teradyne's interview process for their Mechanical Engineering Co-Op roles in North Reading, Massachusetts is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.

Experience Rating

Positive100%

Neutral0%

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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Teradyne's Mechanical Engineering Co-Op interview process in North Reading, Massachusetts.

Teradyne Work Experiences

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Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Former Employee

North Reading, Massachusetts

August 25, 2022

Pros: It is a very good company, and I had a great experience.

Cons: It is a very big company that has a lot of employees.

Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Former Employee

North Reading, Massachusetts

August 25, 2022

Pros: It is a very good company, and I had a great experience.

Cons: It is a very big company that has a lot of employees.

Good experience

Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Current Employee

North Reading, Massachusetts

Pros: Competitive pay for an internship Everyone there is personable and willing to help you learn on campus cafeteria with OK food at an affordable price hosts a handful of employee events now has a ping pong and foosball table in the cafeteria good area to go on a post-lunch walk

Cons: I joined right in the middle of COVID and the on-campus lifestyle was obviously not good and I didn't meet many co-workers and unfortunately now that things are back to normal I feel a bit behind co-workers socially since I never had meaningful interactions with others who were somewhat left to your own devices and there can be a lot of downtime between tasks due to other engineers being a bit overworked, because they don't have adequate time to create tasks for me and I'm stuck in co-op limbo, meaning they are continuing to supply me with a job (which is great!) but upper management is reluctant to open new positions.

Good experience

Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Current Employee

North Reading, Massachusetts

Pros: Competitive pay for an internship Everyone there is personable and willing to help you learn on campus cafeteria with OK food at an affordable price hosts a handful of employee events now has a ping pong and foosball table in the cafeteria good area to go on a post-lunch walk

Cons: I joined right in the middle of COVID and the on-campus lifestyle was obviously not good and I didn't meet many co-workers and unfortunately now that things are back to normal I feel a bit behind co-workers socially since I never had meaningful interactions with others who were somewhat left to your own devices and there can be a lot of downtime between tasks due to other engineers being a bit overworked, because they don't have adequate time to create tasks for me and I'm stuck in co-op limbo, meaning they are continuing to supply me with a job (which is great!) but upper management is reluctant to open new positions.

It's alright

Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Former Employee

Pros: I worked there as an engineering co-op. For the most part I enjoyed the people.

Cons: I was generally bored with my assignments and found them to be dry and repetitive. From my perspective the company seemed to have a silo mentality where there was not a lot of transparency (or at least publicity) about what went on in other departments. I frequently ran out of work to do which was frustrating because I genuinely prefer staying busy.

Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Former Employee

Pros: I worked there as an engineering co-op. For the most part I enjoyed the people.

Cons: I was generally bored with my assignments and found them to be dry and repetitive. From my perspective the company seemed to have a silo mentality where there was not a lot of transparency (or at least publicity) about what went on in other departments. I frequently ran out of work to do which was frustrating because I genuinely prefer staying busy.

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Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Former Employee

North Reading, Massachusetts

August 25, 2022

Pros: It is a very good company, and I had a great experience.

Cons: It is a very big company that has a lot of employees.

4.0
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Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Former Employee
North Reading, Massachusetts
August 25, 2022
Pros: It is a very good company, and I had a great experience.
Cons: It is a very big company that has a lot of employees.

Good experience

Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Current Employee

North Reading, Massachusetts

Pros: Competitive pay for an internship Everyone there is personable and willing to help you learn on campus cafeteria with OK food at an affordable price hosts a handful of employee events now has a ping pong and foosball table in the cafeteria good area to go on a post-lunch walk

Cons: I joined right in the middle of COVID and the on-campus lifestyle was obviously not good and I didn't meet many co-workers and unfortunately now that things are back to normal I feel a bit behind co-workers socially since I never had meaningful interactions with others who were somewhat left to your own devices and there can be a lot of downtime between tasks due to other engineers being a bit overworked, because they don't have adequate time to create tasks for me and I'm stuck in co-op limbo, meaning they are continuing to supply me with a job (which is great!) but upper management is reluctant to open new positions.

4.0
Good experience
Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Current Employee
North Reading, Massachusetts
April 26, 2023
Pros: Competitive pay for an internship Everyone there is personable and willing to help you learn on campus cafeteria with OK food at an affordable price hosts a handful of employee events now has a ping pong and foosball table in the cafeteria good area to go on a post-lunch walk
Cons: I joined right in the middle of COVID and the on-campus lifestyle was obviously not good and I didn't meet many co-workers and unfortunately now that things are back to normal I feel a bit behind co-workers socially since I never had meaningful interactions with others who were somewhat left to your own devices and there can be a lot of downtime between tasks due to other engineers being a bit overworked, because they don't have adequate time to create tasks for me and I'm stuck in co-op limbo, meaning they are continuing to supply me with a job (which is great!) but upper management is reluctant to open new positions.

It's alright

Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Former Employee

Pros: I worked there as an engineering co-op. For the most part I enjoyed the people.

Cons: I was generally bored with my assignments and found them to be dry and repetitive. From my perspective the company seemed to have a silo mentality where there was not a lot of transparency (or at least publicity) about what went on in other departments. I frequently ran out of work to do which was frustrating because I genuinely prefer staying busy.

3.0
It's alright
Mechanical Engineering Co-Op • Former Employee
July 5, 2016
Pros: I worked there as an engineering co-op. For the most part I enjoyed the people.
Cons: I was generally bored with my assignments and found them to be dry and repetitive. From my perspective the company seemed to have a silo mentality where there was not a lot of transparency (or at least publicity) about what went on in other departments. I frequently ran out of work to do which was frustrating because I genuinely prefer staying busy.

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