I applied through university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Arup (London, England) in Mar 2011
Interview
This was a graduate level interview, the process was very short and sweet, which is a blessing compared to the lengthy post-grad / post-qual interview process we have to endure. Arup paid for my travel and accommodation to London (I was a student in Edinburgh) so that was an exceptionally well received point.
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Question 1
There was a strong focus on General university background and outside interests - such as activities, societies or sports. I played hockey and was heavily involved in the organisation of the club, which I presume was of assistance. I presume the greater emphasis at the graduate stage is on personal skills and team fit.
I applied online. I interviewed at Arup (Toronto, ON) in Oct 2024
Interview
This is a pre-recorded video interview. You're asked nine common questions and given a minute of recording to respond. You have some time to read the question and prepare your thoughts before starting the recording. You also have up to three attempts for each question.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Arup (Sheffield, England) in Nov 2023
Interview
1. Online application form first, some information about you and answer some questions, something like why would you want to apply for this role..
2. then followed with a online test.
3. Virtual assessment centre including technical exercise, interview and case study in the end(single task, not a group case study)
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Question 1
cant remember clearly, one of them was something like "how much do you know about Electrical Engineering in building services?"
It was composed of 3 stages (back in 2017):
1) apply online (answer questions, expand on some of them)
2) telephone interview (about 30-45minutes)
3) live interview (several interviews, all in all about 4 hours long)
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Question 1
Previous Experience, Salary expectations, what i enjoy and what Ii found most difficult in my previous job