
General Dynamics Electric Boat Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at General Dynamics Electric Boat.
Structural Engineer
I applied at a job fair and then had a followup interview about a week later. It was a standard entry-level engineering/morals interview and they gauged my strengths before a virtual followup with 4 other departments. They usually give candidates lunch while they rotate through departments, but this was right after quarantine started.
- What superpower would you choose if you could have one?
Machinist
It was an easy, quick phone call where we talked about my background and why I'd want to work there. They told me right away if they were going to offer me the job. It was mostly behavioral questions, with a few about shop safety.
- What makes you want to join EB?
- Why EB?
Naval Architect Engineer
It began with an explanation of how the department is structured and what the role entails. Then, I was asked to introduce myself and walk through my resume. They also asked some fundamental questions, such as my biggest strengths and weaknesses, and for an example of a time I collaborated within a team. I was given the chance to ask any questions I had at the end.
- They asked some basic questions like what my greatest strength and weakness was and what a time was that I worked together with a team.
Engineer
I met with a group of engineers from different backgrounds. They asked me about my resume and my experience in specific engineering areas. It turns out they weren't truthful about something important that was in the job posting, which I found out during the interview. They tried to sweep it under the rug and continue, but I decided not to move forward.
- What would be a deal-breaker for you in this role?
General Dynamics Electric Boat Interview Questions
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“How would you perform a hardwire MIG test running uphill beads on a fillet weld?”
Read reports →“When faced with waking up to a flood of emails, how do you determine which ones are urgent and which ones can be dealt with later?”
Read reports →“What types of decisions do you typically make quickly, and which ones require more deliberation? Provide examples.”
Read reports →“Are you willing to travel to drydocks or potentially board ships for training purposes?”
Read reports →“Describe instances where you put forth maximum effort but ultimately did not succeed in achieving a goal.”
Read report →“Considering our five core values, which do you find most important, and how would you reorder them if given the chance? Additionally, what would you suggest adding to them, and why would that enhancement be fitting?”
Read report →“When faced with a choice between meeting a deadline and ensuring a quality product, which would you prioritize?”
Read report →“What was your motivation for choosing Computer Science as a field of study?”
Read report →“Could you tell me about the longest written test you've encountered, including its duration and the subject matter?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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