I learnt a lot about engineering with hands-on experience and ownership.
There weren't really any cons.
The process was a behavioral interview phone call, a technical take-home problem, a take-home problem review video call, and a technical interview video call. Each interview was with engineering staff members. Everyone was kind through the process, b
The process was 5 rounds: 3 technical rounds, 1 behavioral round, and 1 phone screen. Brush up on physics and mechanism design! They're incredibly selective, and each summer intern class is about 5 people for mechanical engineering.
I applied online, followed up with a phone interview. The interviewer asked basic questions about why I wanted to work there, questions about work experience, and so on. Afterwards, there was simply no response. I just assumed that I didn't pass the
The process was a behavioral interview phone call, a technical take-home problem, a take-home problem review video call, and a technical interview video call. Each interview was with engineering staff members. Everyone was kind through the process, b
The process was 5 rounds: 3 technical rounds, 1 behavioral round, and 1 phone screen. Brush up on physics and mechanism design! They're incredibly selective, and each summer intern class is about 5 people for mechanical engineering.
I applied online, followed up with a phone interview. The interviewer asked basic questions about why I wanted to work there, questions about work experience, and so on. Afterwards, there was simply no response. I just assumed that I didn't pass the