There are lots of learning opportunities and exposure to new technologies.
A minimum of 44 hours per week is required. The work culture is not great.
It's all about knowing the principles of engineering. Make sure you study beams and know all the formulas. They really like to make sure you know all the fundamentals and can ask questions that test your understanding of physics and materials.
Started with a phone screen from a recruiter, and then several video interviews. Slow response time and unclear overall interview path. Ultimately was not a good fit for the role and did not receive an offer.
The interview process consisted of: * Phone screening by hiring manager * Written test * Panel interviews The whole process was long, taking about two months, and I did not receive an offer. It would have taken longer for the offer to get app
It's all about knowing the principles of engineering. Make sure you study beams and know all the formulas. They really like to make sure you know all the fundamentals and can ask questions that test your understanding of physics and materials.
Started with a phone screen from a recruiter, and then several video interviews. Slow response time and unclear overall interview path. Ultimately was not a good fit for the role and did not receive an offer.
The interview process consisted of: * Phone screening by hiring manager * Written test * Panel interviews The whole process was long, taking about two months, and I did not receive an offer. It would have taken longer for the offer to get app