Excellent company
Excellent company
Good environment Challenging Growth opportunities Freedom for projects Good team
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Project Engineer
Be prepared for both technical and HR rounds. Use the STAR approach. Engage in friendly conversation with your interviewer, and get to know their work and experiences with the company.
Project Engineer
It's alright, but a little lengthy. Mostly behavior questions, nothing really technical that stood out to me. They seem like relatively stand-up people, but also a little out of touch with reality.
Project Engineer
The first interview was a phone screening. This was followed by an interview with two engineering managers. The second interview was with the director. Questions were straightforward, mainly focused on the resume and asked questions around that.
Project Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesMay 1, 2021Be prepared for both technical and HR rounds. Use the STAR approach. Engage in friendly conversation with your interviewer, and get to know their work and experiences with the company.
Project Engineer
Louisville, Kentucky, United StatesSeptember 10, 2025It's alright, but a little lengthy. Mostly behavior questions, nothing really technical that stood out to me. They seem like relatively stand-up people, but also a little out of touch with reality.
Project Engineer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaMarch 1, 2019The first interview was a phone screening. This was followed by an interview with two engineering managers. The second interview was with the director. Questions were straightforward, mainly focused on the resume and asked questions around that.
