Industrial engineers use scientific and mathematical principles to design and integrate various types of systems. The main focus of this field is to improve efficiency and reduce waste, so industrial engineers often face interview questions about their processes to analyze, design, evaluate, and predict behaviors and responses when implementing systems.
- Tell me about yourself - What did you do in your previous position? - Were you directly involved in equipment design? - WHY Amazon - Behavioral Question: Tell me an example of a time in which you solved a complex problem with a simple solution - Salary expectation - When are you available to start? - Are you interviewing with other companies?
Given a particular city, how would you figure out the number of windows in the City?
First Round Campus Interview - small case study question and a talk Second Round Interview - online was a mix of motivation and a data analysis on graphs.
Was showns a graph with multiple lines and asked to try and deduce what each lines stood for (engine rpm, speed, gear, g forces)
Velocity graphs on gravity racer cars. Boundary layer theory (shear stresses, changes vith reynolds number, flow separation)
Why Mercedes? Why this position? What skills do you have for this role?
How would your friends describe you?
2 hour long written assessment
1. Name a time you had to make a decision with little to no information or only irrelevant information. 2. Name a time you had to quit something, 3. Name a time you witnessed something unethical and had to report it to a figure of authority.
What is your weakest part of the design process?
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