Me postulé a través de una facultad o universidad. Acudí a una entrevista en Apple en dic 2014
Entrevista
Apple received my resume through a networking event at my college campus. About a month following the event I was contacted by a recruiter informing me that the hiring manager wanted to conduct a quick 30 minute phone interview with me.
The recruiter was very kind and timely and the interviewer also made for a comfortable environment. I initially was asked to go over my resume real briefly and the hiring manager proceeded to ask questions to get more information on things he wanted to learn more about. This portion took no more than 10 minutes. Following this was technical questions. They were basic beam bending and material property questions. Nothing too intense, but some studying before hand would be necessary to answer everything sufficiently.
The interview actually lasted only 30 minutes and was overall an average experience.
The interview went well overall. The interviewer opened with a discussion about a project I'm proud of, then a beam scenario question that covered structural and load analysis, stress and deflection, and material selection — testing my ability to connect first-principles thinking across the full problem space.
Me postulé a través de una facultad o universidad. Acudí a una entrevista en Apple (Cupertino, CA) en abr 2026
Entrevista
Interview with hiring manager then virtual onsite. They ask you general mechanical engineering questions as well as questions dependent on type of team and skills they are looking for. Not bad overall just brush up on basic beam deflection, GD&T, Design analysis etc.
They gave me a take home tolerance analysis worksheet. It was essentially a tolerance stack up for one of their products and felt fairly straight forward. Thought I answered it well but ultimately they decided to move forward with other candidates.