Jacobs Engineering Group Design Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Electrical engineers
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Q2. Electrical digine eng
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Q3. Why joined your company
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I joined the company because of its innovative projects and collaborative work environment.
• Opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects

• Collaborative work environment

• Company's reputation in the industry

• Career growth opportunities
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Q1. Introducing and personality
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Technical questions about the Revit and MEP

Q1. Basic Technical Questions
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Q1. Salary Discussion
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QA Reasoning English

Q1. Qualification specific questions
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Q1. Process description of treatment plant
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A treatment plant is a facility where wastewater is treated to remove contaminants before being discharged back into the environment.
• Treatment plants use a combination of physical, chemical, and biological processes to remove pollutants from wastewater.

• Common processes in treatment plants include screening, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection.

• Examples of treatment plants include sewage treatment plants, water t...read more
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Q2. About different concepts of pid
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Q1. Salary discussion and negotiation
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Q2. French language proficiency
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Q1. Explain this GD&T symbol.
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This GD&T symbol is called concentricity.
• Concentricity is a geometric tolerance that controls the central axis of a cylindrical feature relative to a datum axis.

• It ensures that the cylindrical feature has a consistent center point within a specified tolerance zone.

• The symbol for concentricity is a circle with two parallel lines inside.

• It is often used to control the alignment of rotating parts, such as shafts and beari...read more
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Q2. What welding process would you use here?
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The appropriate welding process would depend on the materials being joined and the desired strength and appearance of the weld.
• Consider the materials being joined - different processes are suitable for different materials (e.g. MIG for steel, TIG for aluminum)

• Consider the desired strength of the weld - some processes offer stronger welds than others (e.g. TIG welding produces high-quality, strong welds)

• Consider the app...read more
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Q1. How can you useful for this organisation?
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Q2. Tell me your strengths and weaknesses.
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Quantative aptitude /verbal and logical reasoning

Q1. Extempore+technical questions
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Q2. Questions on power system
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Q3. Questionson electrical machines
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