Tesla

I failed the first round. They only asked about basic knowledge, the stress-strain curve, and natural vibration. They gave me a whiteboard to draw and asked some follow-up questions. I would say it was an average experience. I hope you have good lu

Intense, grueling, but intelligent. Not a single behavioral question; only technical questions throughout. Five hours of interviews followed a technical presentation that I had to deliver. No feedback was provided about the presentation, but a few

The Zoom call focused on GD&T. The entire interview was on the datums of a part, what controls you would place on it, critical areas, and important things you would want to know in the event of machining it.