Schlumberger Interview Questions

On campus recruiting at the University of Pennsylvania. Met the recruiters at the career fair and was encouraged to apply to their FIELD engineer intern position. The recruiters were very nice.

First interview was with HR. Second interview was with controller. Interview was a case study and I had about 15 mins to prepare. Follow up questions were asked. Also general questions regarding background and work ethic were asked. Received offer letter about week later.

they just asked a bunch of generic behavioral questions; the interview was conducted in person at my University. i got an offer months later for a role in houston, texas.

Good and well-versed recognized Bachelor or Master’s degree in Mechanical / Production Engineering • Previous knowledge of 3D CAD software and/or PLM/PDM software. Experience in Creo and Windchill would be advantageous • Strong oral and written communication skills • Demonstrated Problem Solving and Critical Thinking skills • Strong engineering fundamentals in the areas of strength of materials, manufacturing techniques, and engineering drawing

It was a four rounds process technical, telephonic, technical and HR interview. They were friendly and cleared my doubts. Technical round was tough.HR round lasted for long and it tested my communication skills to much high level

Great they were very kind and have a very spectacular building I was bought into the opportunity just from the environment I was very impressed with the staff and how organized and friendly they are.

The interview was straightforward. I spoke with the recruiter at length about my experiences about the technical and behavioral side. At the end, they asked me a few difficult questions.

It was an easy going and comfortable process. It was a virtual interview where I was asked to explain them my resume. Then questions based on my resume were asked and also on my role in the company. The overall process was very easy going and had a great experience.

The first stage university career fair then the behavioral Interview with a technical person after that Hackerrank three problems. Finally a 5 hr interview with a presentation, two coding, and two behavioral one hour each. Overall good experience

The interview was okay and pleasant. Had no problem having a conversation with the interviewer. It started with the typical background and work experiences. Then some questions on calculating static and dynamic forces. Very straightforward