Smooth process consisting of two rounds. Both rounds contain numerical testing. The questions can be answered without needing advanced maths, they are more interested in your thought process + your ability to explain your thinking. Interviewers were all very friendly and were happy to answer questions about the company.
stage 1 : online exam (SHL)
stage 2: online interview (maths questions and motivational questions)
stage 3 : interview at their office with more maths questions and case study on modelling
I applied online. I interviewed at Aurora Energy Research (Oxford, England) in Nov 2024
Interview
The interview included a few math-based questions, mainly covering basic statistics and Fermi estimations. It also featured typical questions like "Why Aurora?" and "What makes you a strong candidate?" Overall, a straightforward process with a focus on problem-solving.
I applied online. I interviewed at Aurora Energy Research (Oxford, England) in Dec 2023
Interview
Very short interview process, one screening interview, followed by a longer in-person interview. Asked general questions about me and cliche puzzle questions. Asked a more extended question introducing some energy storage modelling concepts and asking about optimisation on this system.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Asked general questions about me and cliche puzzle questions. Asked a more extended question introducing some energy storage modelling concepts and asking about optimisation on this system.