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I don't really know what cons there are.
The interview process consists of two technical stages (excluding recruiting rounds), mostly focusing on basics and previous work experience. Street strain basics, Thermodynamics, and CFD (optional) are crucial. It's better to have GD&T basics and ki
I interviewed first with the senior manager to discuss overall fit and experience, followed by a detailed technical deep dive with a staff engineer, after which the team internally reviewed all feedback before making a final, fit-based hiring decisio
One question about my project (why the project is designed the way it is, how I did it, and results with numbers to back it up). And one question about an engineering drawing (GD&T).
The interview process consists of two technical stages (excluding recruiting rounds), mostly focusing on basics and previous work experience. Street strain basics, Thermodynamics, and CFD (optional) are crucial. It's better to have GD&T basics and ki
I interviewed first with the senior manager to discuss overall fit and experience, followed by a detailed technical deep dive with a staff engineer, after which the team internally reviewed all feedback before making a final, fit-based hiring decisio
One question about my project (why the project is designed the way it is, how I did it, and results with numbers to back it up). And one question about an engineering drawing (GD&T).