
Lilium 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 Lilium.
Software Engineer
This was a really tedious process for a company that, in the end, won't pay a decent senior engineer salary. It was long and I didn't get much clarity on what the actual work would involve. Felt like they were just trying to get information out of me.
- Questions about aeronautics specifics
- Questions about SW specifics like rehosting
Test Engineer
A recruiter reached out about the position and set up a call. We chatted for about 30 minutes about the role and company, then they asked about my resume and experience, and I got to ask some questions. After that, I was asked to interview with the manager and some colleagues. This was a 1-hour technical interview where we discussed my resume and then they asked open-ended questions about how I'd tackle problems and my experience with specific systems and technologies.
- How would you make a dangerous system safe for people working with it?
Solutions Engineer
The interview process was very simple. It consisted of just two interviews: one with HR and another with the hiring manager. They were mostly interested in my past work experience, my career goals, and how this specific job could help me achieve them.
- Were you familiar with Lilium prior to your application?
- Describe your experience managing multiple stakeholders and reconciling differing opinions or feedback on a project.
- Which project stands out as the most exciting you've ever been a part of?
Senior Systems Engineer
First was a HR session, just a brief intro about myself and getting general info on what they expected for the role from the recruiter person. Second was a Technical interview with the hiring manager, quick intros from both of us, then a series of technical questions which was like a verbal exam by the HR manager. Third, it was either Offer/Reject or an Interview with Upper Level Management, and I got a rejection with a reason that was not realistic.
- Can you explain the Systems engineering V cycle?
- What is CDR?
- Tell me about ARP4754.
Lilium Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Lilium interview reports.
“Regarding preventing galvanic corrosion between components, which pair of materials poses the greatest risk: a. AISI 400 series steel and Copper alloy, b. AISI 400 series steel and Titanium, or c. Titanium and Aluminum 2024?”
Read reports →“Could you provide an estimate for the cost of a Lilium jet?”
Read reports →“How would you arrange for someone to enter China within two days if they don't have a visa?”
Read reports →“What are the structure, functions, and responsibilities of an EASA design organisation approval?”
Read reports →“What are the dimensions for a maintenance area for the vehicle and what safety equipment is needed for safety and operations?”
Read report →“Can you tell me about the air taxi market and the players in it?”
Read report →“What criteria would you use to choose the optimal landing zone autonomously?”
Read report →“Could you explain the location of a queue within both pull-production and push-production systems?”
Read report →“What do you know about the companies that are active in the air taxi market?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 178 Lilium interview reports.