The interview process started with a cold impromptu phone call during the afternoon. The interview itself ranged from talking about complex topics related to my background, which I had trouble recalling at that moment , to simpler questions regarding my expectation of the position. After the phone interview, we scheduled a time for a more substantive interview with other engineers who oversee the technicians. I was excited to be interviewed, but it seems apparent that they might have others in mind. For the second interview, the question included behavioral questions besides standard job related questions. I had to fill out several forms during this process that seem redundant because they asked mostly about my background, position expectations, and salary requirements.

I originally applied to be an engineer, but my GPA did not meet the requirements. Then the recruiter recommended that I try to get a process technician position. After being bounced around for a few weeks, I recently had a 20-minute phone interview. The guy I talked to explained the position to me, and then we talked about my qualifications for the position. I have been invited back for a follow-up interview via Skype with 3 one-on-one interview sessions that will be 30 minutes each. One of them will be with the same guy from the phone call. So far everything has been okay.