My experience was a very personable interview that flowed like a normal conversation. They only asked very reasonable questions and they're kind people. They didn't ask any hard technical questions.

I applied through my university's career website and got an phone interview few weeks later in late January 2014. The initial interview went well and I was offered an on-site interview in February. However, the company did not cover most of the traveling and accommodation costs. They did hire a taxi to pick me up from the airport. The company is quite small. They have only 20-30 employees when I had my interview. They have an office and a prototype shop which are located in a large complex with several hundred other small companies. The office area seems quite crowed with small cubicles. The on-site interview was pretty straight forward. I interviewed with the VP of business development and mechanical engineer manager regarding my previous experiences. They specifically asked me if I have any 3D printing experience. They asked me to follow up with them in a week if I want an offer but I failed to do so.