Great work environment and great team. They flew me in from CA for an interview. From the moment you enter the site, I went through a process of meeting everybody you would potentially work with. A short skill-based test is provided to check on your basic engineering skills. Those people get to have a 'feel' for how I would fit in the company and then you would interview with different group of them. Then personal interviews with supervisors and managers so they can understand where you'd fit. A plant tour of different departments and final meeting with principal wrap it up at the end of the day. Then, it was advised that if I intended to take a position if offered that a drug test can be administered on the spot. I took it and they promised an offer within the next few days. I didn't take the offer because of family constraint but I saw myself working there. Great bunch of guys....

Very unprofessional, very unorganized. First they lost my resume, and then I received an email asking I attend a career fair at a university 2.5 hours away to speak to a recruiter. After several unanswered calls and 2 emails, they confirmed they accidently filed my resume with the college students. I graduated college 5 years ago, and am in the process of taking my PE. A year earlier I interview for the same position and was told they were preparing an offer, except needed me to pass the FE exam. Now that I have passed, and even continued moving further in my path to professional licensure, with 4 years structural design engineering experience and experience acting as Engineering of Record on many projects across the US and Internationally, I didn't make it past the phone interview. My guess is they miss managed my application. At this point, I would surely not be interested in a position with this company, and look forward to working against them as I accept a position with their competitor. My suggestion to future applicants. Don't waste your time. It's no wonder this position is constantly open.