
GreyOrange Mechanical Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at GreyOrange.
Mechanical Design Engineer
They gave an online objective test first, then a subjective test. After that, there was a technical interview. The first technical objective test was mostly about 3D printing and other manufacturing methods. There were also a few questions about different types of failures in machine elements.
- Tell me about 3D printing.
Mechanical Engineer
I applied during college recruiting. It was a three round process. The first round was a hackerrank quiz covering fundamental mechanical engineering design concepts, including thread specifications and questions about mechanisms and materials, with a 0.25 penalty for wrong answers. The second round was a pen and paper test. One question was: 'The objective is to keep the camera pointing at a particular point on ground, while it is fitted on a drone. Design a mechanism for the same.' The final round was a phone call where they asked questions about my resume, and they actually called twice.
- Regarding a drone with a camera aimed at a specific ground point, propose a mechanism to maintain that orientation.
Mechanical Design Engineer
They start with basic questions about manufacturing processes and material science. For example, they might ask you to identify all the processes and materials used in making a window. Follow-up questions will be based on your previous answers. They also ask basic mechanics questions about toppling and sliding conditions.
- How is the window built, what are the basics of manufacturing processes, and what technical internships or projects have you done?
GreyOrange Mechanical Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from GreyOrange interview reports.
“Regarding a drone with a camera aimed at a specific ground point, propose a mechanism to maintain that orientation.”
Read reports →“Tell me about 3D printing.”
Read reports →“What is your understanding of strength of material, fatigue analysis, and load cases?”
Read reports →“Questions about Forces and reactions, Torques, loads, and similar concepts.”
Read reports →“How is the window built, what are the basics of manufacturing processes, and what technical internships or projects have you done?”
Read report →“Can you explain your grasp of mechanical engineering principles and how they apply in real-world scenarios?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 5 GreyOrange interview reports.