Associate Equipment Engineer Interview Experience - Sparks, Nevada
Process
The interview process was long and involved, but nothing too difficult.
It took about a month after sending in the application to hear back from the recruiter. Following that, I had interviews pretty much every week for the next month. The interviews were mostly experience-related, with a presentation included.
Questions
When I was part of PFMEA and how it went.
When do I involve quality engineering?
What would I do when I see equipment is down?
General PLC, robot, vision programming related questions.
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Success Rate
Tesla's interview process for their Associate Equipment Engineer roles in Sparks, Nevada is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Tesla's Associate Equipment Engineer interview process in Sparks, Nevada.
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