"When interviewing candidates for the role of mechanical engineer, employers look for candidates who are enthusiastic to create innovative designs, analyses, and methods of production for mechanical systems. Expect to answer engineering questions that will assess your knowledge of the field as well as your creative problem-solving abilities to turn a theoretical device into a real product. In addition, come ready to discuss examples of past projects or designs and how you would excel in a team-oriented setting."
One of the questions that stood out the most to me was the mental exercise of designing a stapler. About half of the interview was spent on the stapler. This caught me off guard because I expected the questions to be more directly related to lighting systems and possibly some home automation since that is what the company produces. In hindsight, I can see that the question was intended to show ones ability to think through a process and solve problems along the way.
What classes did you take that are relevant to the position?
What do you hope to gain from this internship?
Example of engineering analysis done in previous job.
Experience regarding the role and product
Why you want to join in our company
They asked about one of my experiences and then asked how that's going to help me contribute at Synaptive
Tell me something about yourselves, General questions on resume.
"Why did you choose to do this on your project, what could be done better"
What is important things during project?
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