You can learn a lot and make an impact even as an intern.
The hours can be long, and the timelines are faster than at other companies.
I have had two interviews so far. The two varied a lot, but one thing was true in both: a tech question at the end. I was asked to "go through my resume" or "tell me about yourself." Then, usually, you talk, and they ask questions based on your expe
I was asked to present any project I did. A lot of questions were asked regarding every small detail, from why I did certain things to what the exact dimension of a cavity was.
Two technical interviews were conducted. The first was with a junior engineer on the team, and the second was with a senior engineer. This specific interview was on the battery team.
I have had two interviews so far. The two varied a lot, but one thing was true in both: a tech question at the end. I was asked to "go through my resume" or "tell me about yourself." Then, usually, you talk, and they ask questions based on your expe
I was asked to present any project I did. A lot of questions were asked regarding every small detail, from why I did certain things to what the exact dimension of a cavity was.
Two technical interviews were conducted. The first was with a junior engineer on the team, and the second was with a senior engineer. This specific interview was on the battery team.