Decent work-life balance.
Good pay for an intern, especially in the Bay Area.
Long hours, especially in supply chain.
Difficult to get converted to a full-time role due to competition and expectations.
Phone screen with HR, then with Manager, then with another Supplier Industrialization Engineer. Follow-up fairly quickly with an onsite interview in Reno. This took about half a day there, including a presentation plus 6 or so interviews.
First, had a phone screening to go over the role, team, and interviewing stages. Then, had a follow-up remote interview with one of the team members that dived more into the technical aspects and expectations of the role.
I went through four stages of technical interviews with four different people. In the end, I was rejected. It felt like a waste of my time and effort. I wish they had rejected me at an earlier stage so I wouldn't have gotten my hopes up.
Phone screen with HR, then with Manager, then with another Supplier Industrialization Engineer. Follow-up fairly quickly with an onsite interview in Reno. This took about half a day there, including a presentation plus 6 or so interviews.
First, had a phone screening to go over the role, team, and interviewing stages. Then, had a follow-up remote interview with one of the team members that dived more into the technical aspects and expectations of the role.
I went through four stages of technical interviews with four different people. In the end, I was rejected. It felt like a waste of my time and effort. I wish they had rejected me at an earlier stage so I wouldn't have gotten my hopes up.