
Porsche General Intern Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 108 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Porsche.
Intern
First, there was a presentation about the company and the department. Then, I introduced myself and answered questions about my previous experiences and tasks. After that, we discussed general production and planning topics. Finally, I got more information about the rest of the application process and daily life at Porsche.
- What motivates your interest in joining Porsche?
- Could you name the departments involved in the planning process?
- What responsibilities from your previous role at company xy can you bring to Porsche?
Intern
The interview lasted about an hour and was conducted by someone from HR and a technical contact from the department. I started by introducing myself and explaining my academic background, my previous practical experience (like at Mercedes), and why I'm specifically interested in Porsche. Then, they asked me about my past projects, teamwork, problem-solving skills, and technical knowledge. We also discussed my availability, the mandatory internship requirement, and possible job areas. Finally, I got to ask my own questions, especially about team structure, responsibilities, and career development opportunities.
- In your view, how would you define a systems engineer's role, and what are the key areas involved in that position?
Intern
For interns, the interview process has just one stage. The hiring team interview is usually in person and lasts about an hour. You should be ready to talk about the brand.
- What are your basic interview questions?
- Can you tell us about the brand?
Porsche General Intern Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Porsche interview reports.
“Where is the trunk located in the 911 or Boxster?”
Read reports →“What are some recent major news stories about Porsche, like their Le Mans win?”
Read reports →“What does the Young's modulus curve look like on the diagram?”
Read reports →“How does a rear engine affect driving dynamics compared to a front or mid-engine?”
Read reports →“How can electric cars be made as appealing to sports car enthusiasts as traditional sports cars?”
Read report →“Tell me which spare part this is, the one lying on the table.”
Read report →“What are the engines in the Porsche models, what are their benefits, and why were they chosen for those specific cars?”
Read report →“What is something your best friends find very annoying about you?”
Read report →“What are some current topics related to Porsche that you think about?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 108 Porsche interview reports.