About one hour long. In front of two people (senior engineers). Mostly strength based questions (around 12) such as: - Would you prefer to work on your own or as a team. - Tell me about your greatest achievement. - What skill are you currently trying to improve and how. - How would you deal with a set back. Followed by three technical questions at the end: - Draw the bending moment for a portal frame with a single point load. - Where would you put the steel reinforcement in a cantilever. Also draw the bending moment for a cantilever with a point load and a cantilever with a UDL. - The last question was something along the lines of: You have a two storey building, how would you provide the building with stability in each direction. (e.g. you could provide the building with bracing).

There were four sections in the interview. First, About myself, motivation and my interest in the role that I was applying for. Second, Technical questions including shear force and bending moment equations and diagrams for beams and a statically Indeterminate arch. Third, Strength based questions using examples of past experiences. Fourth, An opportunity to ask questions back to the interviewers.