Question Overview: This question is designed to determine the applicant's knowledge of the manufacturing process. It is a simple question that can be easily answered by anyone who has worked in a manufacturing environment.
Sample Answer: I do not know how to assemble PCB, but I do know how to assemble other electronic components. I have worked in a manufacturing environment for five years and have assembled many electronic components. I am confident that I could learn how to assemble PCB.
Question Overview: This question tests the applicant's knowledge of computer programming. It is a very common question for software engineers. The applicant should be able to write a program that uses a circular linked list.
Sample Answer: I would first create a class called "CircularLinkedList" that contains two variables, "next" and "data". I would then create a constructor that accepts an integer and sets the "next" variable to null. I would then create a method called "insert" that accepts an integer and sets the "data" variable to the integer passed in. The method would then set the "next" variable to the value of the "next" variable plus one. I would then create a method called "getData" that returns the value of the data variable.
Question Overview: This question is designed to determine the applicant's motivation for applying. It will help you see whether they are a good fit for the position by discussing their desire to be a part of your team.
Sample Answer: I want to be a construction worker because I enjoy the fast-paced environment. I enjoy the challenge of working with a team and being able to complete a project on time and under budget. I also enjoy the variety of projects that you offer. I'm eager to learn from your experienced team and contribute my own skills to the firm.
Question Overview: This question determines the applicant's knowledge of database terminology. It is a simple question but one that shows a basic understanding of database technology.
Sample Answer: A primary key is the field or set of fields that uniquely identifies each row in a table. A unique key is a field or set of fields that uniquely identifies each row in a table.
Question Overview: This question is designed to determine the applicant's career goals. It is a good way to see whether they are a good fit for your company.
Sample Answer: I see myself in a management position in your firm in the next five years. I am very interested in the project management side of engineering and would like to learn more about it. I would like to learn more about your firm and how you operate. I would like to be able to use my engineering skills and project management skills to help your firm grow.
Question Overview: This question is meant to determine how well the applicant can communicate. It is a chance for the applicant to show their personality and how they would fit into the team.
Sample Answer: I'm a hard worker who is motivated by challenges. I'm a team player who enjoys working with others. I'm also a very flexible person and I enjoy learning new things. I'm very excited about the opportunity to work for your firm and I think my skills will be a great asset to your team.
Question Overview: This question determines whether the applicant is looking for a long-term position or a short-term one. It also determines whether they are looking to move up in the company or move on to another firm.
Sample Answer: I'm looking for a long-term position with a firm that will allow me to grow my skills and experience. I'm looking for a firm that will allow me to work on a variety of projects and learn from the best. I'm looking for a firm that will provide me with the opportunity to move up in the company as my skills and experience grow.
Question Overview: This question is designed to see how the applicant thinks. It will help you see whether they would make a good fit for the position by discussing how effectively they could utilize their skills to overcome challenges.
Sample Answer: In high school, my teachers challenged me by giving me an assignment that was too difficult for me and then grading me on how well I overcame the challenge. I learned that I needed to study more and ask for help when I needed it.
Question Overview: This question determines the applicant's experience with the position. It is important to know how much experience they have in the field.
Sample Answer: I have two years of experience as a project engineer. I've worked on several projects for your firm, including the recent construction of the new office building. I also have two years of experience as an engineer for a civil engineering firm.
Question Overview: This question is designed to see how the applicant will interact with other team members. It is also designed to see how the applicant will work with you. The applicant should show a willingness to work with others and a desire to be a part of the team.
Sample Answer: I look for my teammates to be team players. I want them to be willing to work together and help each other out. I also look for them to be able to communicate effectively and be willing to learn from each other.
Question Overview: This question is designed to see how the applicant reacts to a mistake. It is also designed to see how they handle the situation. The applicant should show that they learned from the mistake and that they are able to apply that knowledge to future situations.
Sample Answer: I was working on a project with a team of engineers. We were all working on different aspects of the project, but we were all supposed to meet at the end of the day to discuss our progress. I was so focused on my work that I forgot about the meeting. When I arrived at the office the next morning, I found out that my team had finished their work and left for the day. I was embarrassed by my mistake and learned from it. I now make sure that I set reminders for meetings and other important events.
Question Overview: This question is designed to see how the applicant will react to a stressful situation. It is important to see how they will handle a potentially negative situation.
Sample Answer: My biggest fear is failure. I know that it's not an option in this field, so I'm always prepared for the worst. I know that if I work hard and prepare, I can overcome any challenge.
Question Overview: This question determines the applicant's knowledge of programming languages. It is important for a project engineer to understand programming languages and how they can be used to create a schedule and budget.
Sample Answer: I'm familiar with C++, Java, HTML and VB. I've also used Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to create macros for Microsoft Excel. I'm currently learning Python.
Question Overview: This question is designed to determine how well the applicant can communicate. The applicant should be able to explain the process in a clear and concise manner.
Sample Answer: The SDLC process consists of five steps: analysis, design, development, testing and implementation. The analysis phase involves gathering data and information about the project. The design phase involves creating a plan based on the information gathered in the analysis phase. The development phase involves creating a prototype or model of the product or service. The testing phase involves testing the product or service to ensure it meets requirements. The implementation phase involves implementing the product or service into the business environment.
Question Overview: This question is designed to see whether the applicant is a good fit for the position. It is a good idea to ask this question after you have asked about the applicant's skills and experiences.
Sample Answer: I believe that this position is right for me. I have the skills and experience needed to succeed in this position. I am confident that I can apply my skills to your firm and help you meet your goals. I am willing to work hard and learn from my mistakes.
Question Overview: This question is designed to determine the applicant's reason for leaving their current job. It is important to know why they are leaving so you can determine if they are likely to leave your company as well.
Sample Answer: I'm leaving my current job because I'm ready for a new challenge. I've been working there for five years and I feel that I've learned everything I can from that company. I'm excited about the opportunity to work for your firm because it will allow me to learn from a new company and apply my knowledge in a new way.
Question Overview: This question is designed to determine the applicant's work ethic. It should be answered in a way that shows the applicant's ability to work hard and stay motivated.
Sample Answer: I've been working as a project engineer for a construction firm. I've been able to use my civil engineering skills to help my company win several large contracts. I've also been able to use my project management skills to help my company complete projects on time and within budget.
Question Overview: This question is designed to see how the applicant views their own skills. It is also designed to see how they view their own growth.
Sample Answer: I've always been a bit of a perfectionist. I want to improve my ability to let go of minor details and focus on the big picture. I know that my attention to detail is one of my strengths, but I also know that it can be a weakness when I get too caught up in the details.
Question Overview: This question is a test of the applicant's knowledge of your company. They should show that they know your company's products and services, as well as your reputation. They should also show that they know your goals and objectives.
Sample Answer: I've been following your company for some time now. I know you're a leader in the engineering industry and I'm eager to learn from you. I'm also impressed with your reputation for quality work and excellent customer service. I want to be part of a company that is known for its quality work.
Question Overview: This question tests the applicant's programming skills. It also tests their ability to explain the logic behind the code. The applicant should be able to explain the logic of the code and how it works.
Sample Answer: #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("Hello World"); return 0; }