
EDP Renewables Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at EDP Renewables.
Supply Chain
This was a simple, straightforward interview. They wanted to check my motivation and if I was a good fit for the role. I needed to be ready to talk about my resume, what I've done in the past, and how it connects to this job. Basically, just be prepared to talk about my qualifications and experience generally.
- Can you tell me what you know about EDP?
- Talk about your resume and what you have done in the past.
- How does your background align with this particular role?
Solar Technician
I had a phone call with the site lead that was supposed to be half an hour but ended up being an hour and a half in person with the lead and a manager. They mentioned they could train me and that no one else had been interviewed yet, which made me feel like a strong candidate, especially since they wanted someone local. However, I was told four months later that I didn't get the job, even though the listing is still active and updated. The whole thing felt like a waste of time and left me feeling down, with only generic email responses instead of feedback.
- Have you worked with schematics before?
Senior Software Engineer
The interview process began with a preliminary screening call. It was meant to be a casual chat to gauge my fit for the position. I was feeling optimistic going into the interview. We had previously discussed relocation for the role, and I had expressed my willingness. However, during the actual conversation, I emphasized that relocating might pose some difficulties for me. Following this, I was informed that they had found a suitable internal candidate for the position.
- Can you walk me through your career experience?
- What draws you to this specific opportunity?
- Regarding relocation, what are your thoughts?
Intern
The interview was professionally run and on time, handled by both the National Manager and the Head of Legal. It took place in person at the company's French headquarters. The interview felt like a back-and-forth, moving quickly and directly. They didn't make me feel bad if I didn't have a complete answer or if I needed to take a moment. It felt a bit more intense than what I'd expect for an entry-level internship. They gave a good overview of the company and its business, and there was a standard English language test. Overall, it was a good interview, but applicants should be ready for multiple interviewers and potentially a good-cop/bad-cop dynamic.
- Could you tell me about your past experience with pricing for renewable energy and any technical difficulties you've encountered during its implementation?
- What can you say about your English language skills and your experience in a multilingual workplace, and how would you handle communications given that many contacts might speak Spanish or Portuguese, which you don't know fluently?
EDP Renewables Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from EDP Renewables interview reports.
“Given average consumption and capacity factor, how many houses could a single wind turbine power?”
Read reports →“What are the 3 links between the 3 financial statements of a company?”
Read reports →“Could you calculate the availability of a wind turbine if we provide the turbine rating and some specific events?”
Read reports →“Given 50 red and 50 blue marbles distributed into two jars, how would you arrange them to maximize the chance of drawing a blue marble?”
Read reports →“Here is an agreement with tax equity investors. In the event that we need to make some changes to the wind farm, please tell me whether we would need tax equity investors' approval?”
Read report →“Given a map displaying multiple wind turbines, what is the most optimal schedule for performing routine maintenance on them?”
Read report →“Explain how a wind turbine works to someone who doesn't know anything about engineering, like a lawyer.”
Read report →“How would you convince a landowner to adopt renewable energy?”
Read report →“Can you tell me what you know about Wind Turbines?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 93 EDP Renewables interview reports.