Atkins Electrical Engineer interviews, decoded.

It was easy and straight forward. They asked some managerial questions, but no deep technicalities were required. It took an hour or less. You will get a chance to ask your questions. Make sure to read your CV well and prepare your main job responsibilities and tasks.

They have some flexibility in working hours and a nice environment if you're good at reading people. Otherwise, don't let them walk over you. Salary negotiations weren't very professional.

So basically, there were general competency-based questions first, and then it finished off with a test. This test had general electrical questions on things like three-phase power and ratings, but also some trickier questions about lighting. The lighting questions were pretty specific, not something you'd typically cover in a standard university EEE course.