
InDepth Engineering Solutions 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 InDepth Engineering Solutions.
Project Engineer
Had a three step interview process. First, an HR call about background and availability. Then, a design/modelling test which was a CAD exam using SolidWorks, involving part and assembly modelling. Finally, a technical phone screen that was 45 minutes long. They got back to me 5-7 business days after the final round.
- What are your fundamentals in ME / Structural?
- Tell me about Design of Experiments.
- What do you know about Strength of Materials?
Graduate Engineer
First, I met with HR to go over the general workings of the company. After that, I had a technical interview, and then I met with the COO. The technical interviewers were pretty rude, except for one. While I understand professionalism is key, they could have been a bit nicer. They acted like I bombed every question and were condescending. It wasn't a great experience. Meeting the COO was better, but it wasn't really an interview. His questions were all about being a woman in a field that's mostly men. He asked things like 'What's it like being a female in software engineering?' and 'How do you deal with working with a lot of guys?' While I don't mind discussing it a little, that's not why I'm here. Unless they hired me because I'm a woman, I guess. Who knows.
- Can you explain the fundamental aspects of C++ programming?
- What are your experiences as a woman in software engineering?
- How do you manage working alongside a predominantly male team?
CAE Engineer
I applied online. The HR contacted me on a Sunday, which was pathetic. I spoke with HR about the role. Then, out of nowhere, the hiring manager called me without any prior scheduling, which was extremely unprofessional. The manager started by asking about my resume and then, again out of nowhere, began asking random technical questions, expecting great answers. The manager ignored my experience and judged me on impromptu answers, which was ridiculous behavior.
- Can you tell me about your resume?
- What are some FEA/CAE technical details and theories you are familiar with?
CAE Engineer
The interview process was pretty direct and technical. Since it's a role-specific job, they asked about the projects I've worked on and my experience with various software tools.
- Can you explain the basics of Solid Mechanics and Strength of Materials?
InDepth Engineering Solutions Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from InDepth Engineering Solutions interview reports.
“What are the relevant formulas for impact, shear, and strain?”
Read reports →“Can you explain the basics of Solid Mechanics and Strength of Materials?”
Read reports →“Can you explain the concepts behind finite element analysis?”
Read reports →“Can you explain the fundamental aspects of C++ programming?”
Read reports →“What do you know about Strength of Materials?”
Read report →“Tell me about Design of Experiments.”
Read report →“What are some FEA/CAE technical details and theories you are familiar with?”
Read report →“What are your fundamentals in ME / Structural?”
Read report →“What are your experiences as a woman in software engineering?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 8 InDepth Engineering Solutions interview reports.