It was a good interview process. The system they use is very easy to use but is different than anything that I've experienced during interviews for other employers. Overall it was a good learning experience.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
There was multiple questions and you have a few minutes to provide a video response.
After your resume gets reviewed, you get invited to fulfill a recorded interview with about 4 questions. They’re very typical behavioral/getting to know you questions such as what you could contribute to the team, a time you failed, etc. After this, if selected there is an in person or live video call interview with a couple of people. One will be taking notes on your answers. I think the interview style and questions vary depending on who is doing the interview and for what position (early careers vs experienced professionals). For me, there were about 8-10 questions most of which were behavioral and similar to the video recording ones.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about a time you were working on a project and something went wrong in the middle of it? What did you do to resolve it and move forward?
The asked questions about engineering and pipelines and fluids. Also about their core values and my experience. A lot of personality questions. Also asked about my interests and future goals in the industry
