As a structural engineer, you will be performing research, creating drawings, reviewing work, and observing construction sites. All of these tasks require exceptional engineering knowledge, organization, and communication skills. Employers are seeking candidates who have all of these traits, as well as a Professional Engineer license.
Telephonic interview: - Basic information and expected salary Client Interview: -Detailed technical question and answer session of 30 min Onboarding post offer acceptance: - Misinformed the actual location of work site -Improprer handling of new joinee/least bothered about proper onboarding/induction
Q: What experience do you have in the scope of general structural engineering?
Structural systems Checks using Etabs and safe Soft story Wind tunnel
Do you have experience using PT concrete slab design per ACI?
i presented my current job examples and interviewer asked questions based on designs i had done.
Tell a bit more about yourself
What do you do now to find a job?
No real structure questions per say, more of an informal chat
I was interviewing for structural side and during interview they also asked me about planning and management and asked me which type of planning software you can run. So i ensured them by saying i m also using primavera p6 for rescheduling and planning of mega projects in collaboration with project manager. This was the unexpected question they had asked.
Where do you see yourself in 5 years time?
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