Amazing team of engineers who are super supportive. Lots of opportunities to build design skills. Exposure to industry standards. A fast-paced environment helps you get better really quickly, and a lot of ownership over products.
Work culture has you working longer hours, but it is, believe it or not, team-dependent. My team, for example, valued work-life balance a lot, and most people left right around 5/5:30.
The first round of the interview was a technical screening. He brought up a presentation and directly asked to solve problems. The problems were on trusses, DAM problems, and pulleys.
I applied through college or university. During the first 45-minute interview, I was asked to talk about myself, after which the interviewer got into technical questions. The questions were about material characteristics and forces acting on a canti
The interview process is a bit long, but they were ready to move quickly in my case. After screening, I gave a technical test, two technical interviews, one panel interview, followed by another technical interview.
The first round of the interview was a technical screening. He brought up a presentation and directly asked to solve problems. The problems were on trusses, DAM problems, and pulleys.
I applied through college or university. During the first 45-minute interview, I was asked to talk about myself, after which the interviewer got into technical questions. The questions were about material characteristics and forces acting on a canti
The interview process is a bit long, but they were ready to move quickly in my case. After screening, I gave a technical test, two technical interviews, one panel interview, followed by another technical interview.