
Enel Technician 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 Enel.
Technician
The interview process was calm and cordial, involving three people. While the offer was too low, it's recommended for starting in the electrical engineering field.
- Few but good questions, generally easy.
Technician
I applied on the website for a mixed profile. After a week, I took a difficult assessment with questions on electrical engineering, math calculations, and text comprehension. A week later, HR contacted me positively about the test and scheduled an interview for a technical worker role, which I declined. A few days later, they contacted me again for an introductory interview to be included in an internal ranking. I had an in-person interview with an HR manager and an area manager. It was a great, nearly two-hour interview, mostly focused on me and my ambitions. It was a beautiful and friendly interview. I got a positive outcome, but unfortunately, there are no open positions for my background at the moment. I really appreciated them calling me back for an interview for a possible future position. Thanks, Enel.
- What do you enjoy doing in your spare time?
Technician
The process involves meeting with the area manager, plant superintendent, and HR. It takes a few days. They'll ask you technical questions about a single-line diagram, international standards for solar energy, grid code questions, substations, and SCADA. Also, Lockout Tagout.
- Technical questions about a single-line diagram
- International standards related to the solar area
- Questions about the grid code
Enel Technician Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Enel interview reports.
“If the input voltage to the transformer is increased, what is the effect on the output current?”
Read reports →“International standards related to the solar area”
Read reports →“Technical questions about a single-line diagram”
Read reports →“Questions about substations”
Read reports →“Questions about the grid code”
Read report →“Questions about SCADA”
Read report →“What do you enjoy doing in your spare time?”
Read report →“Basic electrical engineering and logic in the written test. Availability for shift work in the oral one.”
Read report →“Describe the work tools placed in front of you.”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 7 Enel interview reports.