Application Process: Applied via campus placement in October 2022.
Interview Rounds:
Round 1 - Resume Shortlist:
Questions Asked: Proper alignment and formatting of the resume were emphasized.
Your Approach: Ensured the resume was well-structured and easy to read.
Outcome: Successfully shortlisted for the next round.
Round 2 - One-on-one Round (Technical):
Questions Asked:
Recording to the quality department.
In-process quality knowledge.
Quality Engineer input.
Assembly in-process inspection.
Assembly line Poka Yoka checked.
First part approval line startup.
Document to fill first part approval.
Input problem solved.
Your Approach: Focused on providing clear and concise answers, drawing from practical knowledge of quality processes.
Outcome: Advanced to the next round.
Round 3 - One-on-one Round (Technical):
Questions Asked:
Line problem-solving.
Poka Yoka document checked.
Line-by-line inspection.
Poka Yoka problem-solving.
Prototyping time management (2 hours after).
Prototyping according to checks.
Defect problem solved in input.
Defect assembly problem.
Line problem management.
Customer defect assembly problem-solving.
Chemical test in line startup.
Test in line startup.
Last part approval checked.
Your Approach: Emphasized problem-solving skills and attention to detail in quality control.
Outcome: Cleared this round and moved to the final round.
Round 4 - Group Discussion:
Questions Asked: Quality Engineer input problem-solving, assembly line problem-solving, and decision-making processes.
Your Approach: Actively participated, shared insights, and collaborated with the group to discuss solutions.
Outcome: Successfully completed the discussion round.
Preparation Tips:
Focus on technical aspects like injection molding machine processes, prototyping, and in-process quality checks.
Brush up on problem-solving techniques for assembly line issues.
Practice discussing quality control processes in a group setting.
Conclusion:
The interview process was thorough, testing both technical knowledge and teamwork. Preparing for quality control processes and problem-solving scenarios was key. For future candidates, I recommend gaining hands-on experience with quality engineering tasks and practicing group discussions to articulate ideas clearly.
Application Process: I applied via campus placement in October 2022.
Interview Rounds:
Round 1 - Resume Shortlist:
Questions Asked: N/A (Resume screening round)
Your Approach: Ensured my resume was well-formatted and aligned to pass the initial screening.
Outcome: Successfully shortlisted for the next round.
Round 2 - One-on-one Round 1:
Questions Asked:
Recording to quality department
In-process quality knowledge
Quality Engineer input
Assy in-process inspection
Assy line poka yoka checked
First part approval line startup
Document to fill first part approval
Input problem solved
Your Approach: Focused on explaining my understanding of quality processes and problem-solving techniques.
Outcome: Advanced to the next round.
Round 3 - One-on-one Round 2:
Questions Asked:
Line problem solving
Poka yoka document checked
Line by line all line
Poka yoka problem is solved
Protuling is 2 hours after
Proluling according checked
Defect problem solved in input
Defect assembly problem
Line problem is management
Customer defect assembly problem solving
Chemical test is line startup
Test is line start up
Last part approval checked
Your Approach: Provided detailed answers with examples from my experience to demonstrate my technical and problem-solving skills.
Outcome: Cleared this round and moved to the final round.
Round 4 - Group Discussion:
Questions Asked: Quality Engineer input problem solved, assembly line problem solving, and decision-making process.
Your Approach: Actively participated, shared insights, and collaborated with others to discuss solutions.
Outcome: Successfully completed the group discussion.
Preparation Tips:
Focus on understanding quality engineering processes, especially in assembly lines.
Prepare for technical questions related to injection molding machines and protuling processes.
Practice problem-solving scenarios and decision-making exercises.
Conclusion:
Overall, the interview process was thorough and tested both technical knowledge and practical problem-solving skills. I ensured my resume was well-prepared and focused on demonstrating my expertise in quality engineering during the interviews. For future candidates, I recommend brushing up on technical details and practicing group discussions to improve collaboration skills.