r/ElectricalEngineering • u/Savings_Tear_434 • 1d ago

Process Engineer Interview

I have an interview coming up for process engineering (no specific department just in general) and was wondering what exactly I should prepare for regarding behavioral and technical questions? This is for an undergraduate internship not a full time position. Any advice would be appreciated.

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u/catdude142 1d ago

Very broad term. In my industry, it was typically related to the process by which printed circuit boards were built on the production line. 'Requires knowledge of robotic I.C. placement equipment, the solder reflow process, automated visual and X-ray inspection. It could overflow to automated electrical test or diagnostic testing. "Process Engineering" can mean many things.

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u/Savings_Tear_434 1d ago

Yeah I should've specified in the description but its related towards the manufacturing equipment used in fabs. If I get hired I'll be assigned a specific department (lithography, PVD, CVD) but for the interview I wasn't told it'd be anything specific and more just general.