
KBC Advanced Technologies 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 KBC Advanced Technologies.
Business Development Manager
The interviewer called me by phone, but she mistook my background as being with Sysco instead of Cisco Systems. Because of this mix-up, the interview wasn't really appropriate. She was nice though and asked me about my experience in the food industry, which is when we realized we were talking about two different companies.
- How long did you work for Sysco, and did you like working in the food industry?
Software Support Engineer
I first got an email for a phone interview that lasted about an hour, where I spoke with a senior person from Portugal. This was supposed to lead to a face-to-face interview in Barcelona, but after waiting a while without hearing back, I followed up. They explained there was an internal issue, and then I had a somewhat tricky face-to-face interview where they tested my knowledge of chemical engineering process simulation, specifically for gasoline production. They mentioned my application was still being considered and that a third interview with someone from the US would follow. I asked for feedback afterwards but haven't received any yet.
- Tell me about your experience with chemical engineering process simulation.
- What simulation software have you used previously?
- Are you experienced in help desk tasks?
Process Consultant
The interview process involved meeting with managers and consultants. Although there was some technical content, my prior experience as a client and existing relationships with KBC consultants made the process much smoother. The interview took place in Houston, Texas, at KBC's offices in the Energy Corridor. HR assisted with travel arrangements, noting the many hotels nearby. KBC has a relatively flat organization, so I interviewed with three managers and consultants, plus an HR manager. I believe HR then conducted a background check and extended an offer.
- Can you share details about your previous projects?
- What was your specific role and contribution in those projects?
Software Engineer Intern
So basically there was this interview day where they flew all of us out to Houston. We had to do a group presentation and then had individual interviews. I was interviewing for two intern roles: Software Support and Software R&D. The interviewers were pretty chill. They asked about my technical background and some behavioral stuff. For the R&D role specifically, they showed me some code and wanted me to explain what it did. Sadly, the offer got pulled because of COVID-19.
- Which class do you like the most?
- Which class do you find the most challenging?
- Can you share an experience where you faced conflict within a team?
KBC Advanced Technologies Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from KBC Advanced Technologies interview reports.
“What is DHCP?”
Read reports →“What are the key variables for optimizing a distillation column?”
Read reports →“What software would you recommend for simulating distillation columns?”
Read reports →“Could you explain the working principle of a distillation column?”
Read reports →“How would you approach simulating a distillation column?”
Read report →“Could you explain what this code does?”
Read report →“Which class do you like the most?”
Read report →“How long did you work for Sysco, and did you like working in the food industry?”
Read report →“Which class do you find the most challenging?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 10 KBC Advanced Technologies interview reports.