Perguntas de entrevista de vaga de Intelligence Analyst da BAE Systems USA

There was none. You just submit your resume and wait until they contact you. If they don't then continue to try and reach someone. If that doesn't work. Just wait this process can take months.

The position is a bit misleading, they advertise their analyst positions as All-Source/Intelligence Analyst but in reality it's an FMV analyst position which involves long and irregular hours staring at video. The company has a hard time filling this role so they offer a really generous compensation package hoping to get people to bite.

I was deployed while I did the interview. The interview was done over the phone. I also submitted two writing samples after the interview. I completed the hiring process once I redeoplyed. BAE paid a portion of my move out to DC area.

I did an over the phone interview, which lasted about 30-minutes. The interview was very professional and there were not any curveball type of questions. All pretty straight forward. I was able to leverage my previous experience to answer the questions.

2 time only phone interviews. Both of interviews were very relaxing phone interview. Hiring manager asked pretty general questions. After initial phone interview, Got words very next day that I got hired and offered a position.

The job interview was basically an opportunity for the company to verify my experience largely gained in a combat zone. The company wanted to know what kind of analysis I had performed for the military and my knowledge of the political/security environment in particular areas. Overall the interview was good.

The interview process was conducted by phone and in person. They primarily care that you have a college degree and a clearance. The rest is irrelevant. The Human Resource department uses typical interview questions.