Pacific Northwest National Laboratory interview questions

Laidback and enjoyable, they screened my resume and asked about experiences. We went through the resume and we talked about what I knew about PNNL, and why I would like to intern there.

I had a phone interview about two months before the on-site interview. The phone interview actually involves more technique questions than what I thought. But I managed to give proper answers. The on-site interview is very professional. I had consecutive meetings (each about half hour) with people from different groups and made a presentation on my thesis. For me, the presentation is actually the easiest part through the whole process. During the meetings, questions were asked based on my resume/presentation, and their research interests. Some are tough questions that may take some time to explain. However, it is also a good opportunity to learn how the work is done there. And I got the offer in the following week.