Decent pay for a mechanical engineer intern. Very good learning curve.
Horrible work culture. Some managers are tough to work with, and they expect you to work more than 10 hours a day, every day.
Be realistic with interns. My manager compared me with a senior mechanical engineer, saying, "Why did it take you to complete a particular project in X months when a senior mechanical engineer completed it in Y months?" Comparing an intern with someone who is a senior on the team is not fair.
The interview process, outlined below, is lengthy. However, I like this. It means everyone is properly vetted and can be held to the same standard. Nobody can just weasel their way in. * Call with recruiter * Call with manager * Written skills
A thorough, long process that spanned at least two months. It required passing a screening test to begin, followed by one-on-one interviews, and ended with a panel interview. The questions were good and provided insight into the company culture, as
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, outlined below, is lengthy. However, I like this. It means everyone is properly vetted and can be held to the same standard. Nobody can just weasel their way in. * Call with recruiter * Call with manager * Written skills
A thorough, long process that spanned at least two months. It required passing a screening test to begin, followed by one-on-one interviews, and ended with a panel interview. The questions were good and provided insight into the company culture, as
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