Engineering Puppy Mill
Engineering Puppy Mill
A chance to do some good in the world with UAVs.
Even if the backend is aimed at making lots of money for rich Silicon Valley investors.
Poor work/life balance. Poor technical leadership. They churn through young engineers who lack meaningful experience in the unmanned systems field.
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Mechanical Engineer
I applied online. The process took five days. I interviewed for the position of Mechanical Engineer in February 2017. I applied for the position through their website and was contacted by the company's recruiter to schedule an interview. As another
Mechanical Engineer
The interview was relatively straightforward. I had two phone screens and an onsite. It was clear that they needed the role filled immediately, and my skillset aligned well with the position.
Mechanical Engineer
Both interviews were purely technical. The first interview was about structures, and I got asked about springs. The second interview was about test engineering. I mostly got tested about sensors like accelerometers, environmental influences, etc.
Mechanical Engineer
April 16, 2017I applied online. The process took five days. I interviewed for the position of Mechanical Engineer in February 2017. I applied for the position through their website and was contacted by the company's recruiter to schedule an interview. As another
Mechanical Engineer
December 3, 2024The interview was relatively straightforward. I had two phone screens and an onsite. It was clear that they needed the role filled immediately, and my skillset aligned well with the position.
Mechanical Engineer
September 21, 2026Both interviews were purely technical. The first interview was about structures, and I got asked about springs. The second interview was about test engineering. I mostly got tested about sensors like accelerometers, environmental influences, etc.
