Very long and tiring interview. I'd recommend they cut it down or condense it. Arrived from out of town at 10am and was there until 2pm without any break. On the plus side, for anyone outside of King County, they will pay for your travel expenses up to $1000. I wasn't really "interviewed" or asked questions, instead I was given a 4 hour long tour of the facilities which I appreciated. On the other hand, the engineering test which was awkward. It was put at the near end, and by then I was exhausted and embarrassed myself with the meager performance. Not sure if this setup is intentional, but make sure you have mental stamina. Be aware that this company is predominately white and male dominated in the engineering offices. Everyone was exceptionally professional and amicable especially as a person of color, but it's hard to erase the fact that this company was fined by King County for allegations of discrimination (look it up). The starting pay offered was appallingly low (less than $60K). I was also expected to work overtime. It was justified by assurances that I'll see annual 25% pay raises....yeah right. Make sure you have alternative options for work, or else you'll sell yourself short. All in all, if you really like aerospace this place will definitely fulfill that interest. If you want to make a living....I'd look elsewhere.

Started with an online test. After passing that, I had 2 1:1’s with staff and a whiteboard test. Afterwards there was a phone interview with the president who asked if I could start the following Monday.