Cook Medical Inc Manufacturing Engineer Interview Questions
& Process

The interview process was pretty straightforward. It involved two rounds. The first was with HR, and the second was with the engineering team. I got an offer after that. The whole thing took about three months.

I found the job posting online and then got contacted by HR to set up a phone interview. The phone interview was with two senior engineers and they asked about my background from school and my past work experiences. About 10 days later, I heard back about flying in for a formal interview. This interview was 4 hours long and involved talking with 8 people who were all senior engineers from different departments. Some of these interviews were just casual chats, while others had prepared lists of questions where they recorded my answers. The next day, they called me to fly back up for a full day of campus tours with the Production Engineering team. Before getting the offer, which came about 2 weeks after my last in-person interview, I had to complete a background check and an online reference check.

First, they'll introduce themselves and talk about the operations at the facility for this role, checking your familiarity with that work. Then, they'll ask probing questions to test your skills from your resume and how you'd apply them to do the job effectively.