Any tips for interviews?

virendra_p · September 11, 2014, 00:58

Hi guys, I am currently seeking for cfd engineer position in industries in india..i have applied for few and waiting for a return call..i have a m.tech degree with cfd project (using ansys-fluent solver and icem-cfd mesh)..i also developed 2d NS code for lid driven cavity flow on C platform few years back...in this waiting time i would like some guidance from cfd industry people out there..1)what questions would i be facing? 2)what will be the employers looking for?
Please reply...thank you.

jackchilvers · December 17, 2014, 09:22

Unfortunately questions can be extremely varied depending on the company. Generally however my advice would be to make sure you know your basics. For technical-based questions you could be asked about the governing equations, RANS models and their applications and CFD workflows (how you would approach a certain simulation task for example). Make sure you read up on the company and current/past projects they have been involved with. Good luck!

kmooney · July 14, 2015, 20:55

One thing you want to make sure you absolutely do not do is claim you know a topic well when you might not. A good engineer knows what he/she doesn't know.

September 11, 2014, 00:58	Any tips for interviews?	#1
virendra_p Member Virendrasingh Pawar Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 47 Rep Power: 12	Hi guys, I am currently seeking for cfd engineer position in industries in india..i have applied for few and waiting for a return call..i have a m.tech degree with cfd project (using ansys-fluent solver and icem-cfd mesh)..i also developed 2d NS code for lid driven cavity flow on C platform few years back...in this waiting time i would like some guidance from cfd industry people out there..1)what questions would i be facing? 2)what will be the employers looking for? Please reply...thank you.

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December 17, 2014, 09:22		#2
jackchilvers New Member Jack Chilvers Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: St Neots, Cambridgeshire Posts: 12 Rep Power: 12	Unfortunately questions can be extremely varied depending on the company. Generally however my advice would be to make sure you know your basics. For technical-based questions you could be asked about the governing equations, RANS models and their applications and CFD workflows (how you would approach a certain simulation task for example). Make sure you read up on the company and current/past projects they have been involved with. Good luck!

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kmooney Senior Member Kyle Mooney Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: San Francisco, CA USA Posts: 323 Rep Power: 17	One thing you want to make sure you absolutely do not do is claim you know a topic well when you might not. A good engineer knows what he/she doesn't know.