I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at TYLin
Interview
Met (virtually during Covid-19) with the HR and technical managers after sending in a resume. They provided a company overview and where the direction of the office was going and what kind of projects I would be working on. They asked for a general overview of my experience with specific questions geared to different projects I worked on. There was also a discussion on other experience on my resume, including publications, and graduate research projects. A job offer was sent in a few days after my references were contacted.
Interview questions [3]
Question 1
Describe the process of how to perform a seismic pushover analysis from start to finish.
How are stay cables installed in extradosed bridges with cable saddles and what are the key aspects to investigate during inspections and construction supervision.
The interviewer was friendly and asked relevant questions. The process was insightful as the employer explained the current jobs in hand. The process was smooth and in order. HR helped assist us in applying for the work pass.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
To draw out the BMD of a frame diagram provided by the interviewer.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at TYLin in Jun 2021
Interview
I applied for this interview online. I was contacted for an interview and it was cancelled. I was not given a reason why.
They were very unprofessional in their response to me. The firm prides itself on interviewing candidates for fake jobs so their recruiters can be gainfully employed.
After I discussed my bad interview experience publicly, the recruiters filed complaints against me with the Professional Engineering Board. This firm is very bad. It should not be in business if this is how they treat people who apply there. I can only imagine what it would be like to work there.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
There were no interview questions because they cancelled the interview. The questions I had to answer came from the Professional Engineering Board about why I discussed my bad interview experience publicly.
