Good Projects, Overwhelmed Intern
Good Projects, Overwhelmed Intern
Many different kinds of engineering, so it was easy to find people with different interests. Others in my department genuinely wanted to help with what I was working on. Also, I got a sizable software project where I was given design control.
The size of the company was overwhelming as an intern. I didn't typically have a relationship with those outside of my department unless I knew them already.
The company was really protective of their content, and there were restrictions on the resources I could use for my work.
Better internal communication, more receptive to the use of new software for internal use.
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Applications Engineer
First, a recruiter contacted me. Then, there was a phone interview with four people, including an engineer, a hiring manager, a project manager, and a lead engineer. They asked behavioral and technical questions.
Product Engineer
Technical and behavioural. It was a panel cum 1-1 interview, and also an interview with the department manager and HR. The process was around 4-5 hours. Concepts were asked to be drawn on the board, etc. Also asked me about my previous experience
Applications Engineer
Two phone interviews, one full day on-site, then another follow-up phone interview. The interview process was designed to make you uncomfortable and see how you performed under pressure.
Applications Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesJuly 14, 2022First, a recruiter contacted me. Then, there was a phone interview with four people, including an engineer, a hiring manager, a project manager, and a lead engineer. They asked behavioral and technical questions.
Product Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesDecember 1, 2015Technical and behavioural. It was a panel cum 1-1 interview, and also an interview with the department manager and HR. The process was around 4-5 hours. Concepts were asked to be drawn on the board, etc. Also asked me about my previous experience
Applications Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesMarch 1, 2012Two phone interviews, one full day on-site, then another follow-up phone interview. The interview process was designed to make you uncomfortable and see how you performed under pressure.
