Integrity Structural interview questions

The interview process was slightly intimidating, as almost all are. However, the company isn't as old-fashioned and uptight as many other firms. This becomes apparent from the pingpong table and nerf guns around. Overall, my interview experience went fairly well. Expect to be interviewed by a seasoned engineer, not an HR person. It may benefit you to brush up on moments, shear, stress/strain curves or other things related to the position. You're more likely to impress them with your engineering skills than "what is your greatest strength, greatest weakness, and a time you had to overcome an obstacle."

Got an interview through the University virtual career fair and talking to the recruiter. Due to COVID, all interviews were done by video call. First-round was with the HR. Was asked common interview questions such as my past internship experiences, graduation date, when I am looking to start, etc. The second round was with the Principal Engineer. Was asked a lot of technical questions regarding my internship design experience. Typical residential stud and rafter sizes, how to design shear wall and diaphragms, ASCE 7 wind methods, etc. After following up a few months after the interview, I got an offer but declined due to the salary being significantly below the market value for my experience and skills. Everyone I talked to was very nice and I had an overall positive interview process.