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I've been pretty versatile and take projects as they come, and I have the desire to create a diverse portfolio as one type of design can often help you with the next. Further discussion in the interview made it seem like they wanted to know you have a passion for one particular type of design or type of project that you'd like to do in the future. Less

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I like a complex challenge

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All my life has been based in little achievement which took me to this place for which I feel very blessed Less

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I designed various bridges and explained the forces/moments/deflection in each member. Less

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I described my background and experience. It was pretty clear they wanted a lot of details and technical discussion on those experiences, so my initial answer fell short. Be prepared to discuss a lot of aspects (in example: Not just that you did pre-stressed concrete beam design, but as in getting into the stress limits and computer software quirks you used for it.) Less

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Learnt how to work with different types of people

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I began to answer based on my engineering and part time experience dealing with clients, students I have taught and the public. I was interrupted and one of the participating interviewers repeated the question. Even when another interviewer took a call during the interview, I noticed another continued to stare at me during the entire process or checked text messages. Less

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Kindly share more information on the technical questions that were asked. Thanks. Less

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I drew from my academic experience using the STAR method. My answer revolved around a team project we had to undertake during my studies and in which I resolved some communication and organization issues for my team Less