I applied through university. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Williams (Norman, OK)
Interview
I'm a student at the university of Oklahoma and they came to our engineering career fair. I talked to one of their representatives there and it went very well. I few days later I was accepted for an interview, which I had to sign up for online on OU's career services website. It was an on campus interview. I went in for my interview and talked to four greeters first, two engineers and two HR representatives. They were all extremely personable and extremely nice. When my interviewers were ready for me, one came and got me and we went back into a room. A man and a woman interviewed me. They asked me if I was a citizen and if I would at any time need sponsorship. After those questions, they asked me 4 or 5 behavioral questions. The interview, I though, went extremely well. They told me that they would get back to me between 2 weeks and a month. 5 days later, they called me and told me that I got the position.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Of the questions they asked me, I can currently only remember one. They asked me "If you had to tell someone something, would you email them, or go tell them in person?"
I applied through university. I interviewed at Williams in Sept 2024
Interview
Interviewed at career fair. I described previous projects I worked on and learned about the company. I got to learn about some of the projects interns had worked on in the past.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Williams in Oct 2022
Interview
Interview was conducted by one HR and one engineering supervisor. Interview consisted of numerous behavior questions that focus on your ability to problem solve and work on a team. The people were very nice and open to hearing about your past academic and professional experience.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Describe how you work to resolve conflicts within a team.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Williams in Sept 2022
Interview
Interview virtual on HireVue, was given 6 questions to answer. Given 1 minute to prep a response with 3 minutes to actually respond, 3 attempts each question. The process was simple overall.