Phone interview concerned mainly personal and career motivations, talking about projects I'd worked on, and providing me with more info about TTP (particularly their non-hierarchical organisation). On site, the interview involved basic applied physics questions for the most part.
Computer rotational forces on a shaft rotating a x-amount of RPMs while a force was exerted on the shaft from a particular direction. Behavioral questions, situational questions related to on the job work experiences, and resume related questions.
how to drive for car upside down on the top surface of a tunnel. In terms of equations by using free body diagram. Investigate the necessary speed.
Design a dose controlled eye drop.
Do you prefer approaching problems from an analytical or hands on viewpoint?
Both interviewers' first technical questions was to solve a problem or explain a concept based on basic physical principles. The second question asked to generate ideas to solve a hypothetical client request, and discuss these ideas in a short feasibility / cost / reliability assessment.
Product Design Experience and How it is done?
Tell us about yourself. What experience do you have working in a team and with deadlines?
Describe a time you used engineering skills to solve a problem
What does a #8-24 screw represent.
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