
DB Schenker Manufacturing Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 7 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at DB Schenker.
Process Engineer
Recruiter went over salary requirements. She mentioned there were two positions available, and my salary requirement matched one of them (the one I originally applied for). The interview process involved three 1-hour rounds, but there were several last-minute changes and cancellations. The recruiter then contacted me, stating the interviews went well and they wanted to offer me a position at a salary $10k below my initial requirement (for the lesser position I didn't apply for). I negotiated, explaining I needed my original requirement due to relocating, and they increased the offer by $3k. Honestly, it felt like a big waste of time. Be prepared for them to low-ball you on the offer.
- If you were tasked with designing a high-volume manufacturing line, what approach would you take?
- Given the demanding nature of this role and its requirement to network with international contacts, how would you manage these responsibilities?
- In situations where workload fluctuates, leading to potential downtime, how would you utilize your time effectively?
Industrial Engineer
I sent my resume to HR, then I had to do an online personality test and a Skype interview. I got an email saying I passed to the next round. The next one was a one-on-one interview at their office. We were asked to write an essay onsite on given topics, with 2.5 hours to prepare and write. While writing, we had to go to a small room for an interview. I interviewed with two people for about 25 minutes. The interviews were nice, but I haven't heard back about an offer after a month. I emailed for results but got no reply.
- How do you feel about work/life balance?
- What are your expectations for living in Singapore?
Process Engineer
The interview wasn't too tough. It mostly involved questions about my CV, asking about my past experience, related projects, and academic coursework. They also asked about my biggest successes and weaknesses. Overall, it was quite manageable, and the key is to be really comfortable with everything written on your CV.
- Can you elaborate on your previous experience?
- What kind of related work have you done?
- Which of your school modules are pertinent to this position?
DB Schenker Manufacturing Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from DB Schenker interview reports.
“Have you even bothered to look at our website?”
Read reports →“What are your expectations for living in Singapore?”
Read reports →“If you were tasked with designing a high-volume manufacturing line, what approach would you take?”
Read reports →“What would you consider your most significant achievement?”
Read reports →“What are your areas of weakness?”
Read report →“In situations where workload fluctuates, leading to potential downtime, how would you utilize your time effectively?”
Read report →“How do you feel about work/life balance?”
Read report →“Given the demanding nature of this role and its requirement to network with international contacts, how would you manage these responsibilities?”
Read report →“Which of your school modules are pertinent to this position?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 7 DB Schenker interview reports.