I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Apple (Atlanta, GA)
Interview
There was a social networking event at my campus with apple. The recruiters came to my campus and had an interview. However, there were so many people who wanted for this internship position so I had not much time to get evaluated by recruiters. Additionally, they were focusing more on your technical experiences rather than your personality or behavioral things. It's very realistic and practical. If you have many experiences like internships and research, you will be fine and will be going well with interviews.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Describe your technical experiences (like school projects, internship, or other experiences).
i had my interview today and was asked the same question. also similarly, the interviewer had no sense of humor. it was not a enjoyable experience because i think i gave like 3-4 different ways of making a cantilever, but i was asked "what else?" like 10 times for the cantilever problem alone. i also have 7 years of work experience, but there was 0 question asked about it.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What causes corrosion, and how do you design to mitigate it?
The interview went well overall. The interviewer opened with a discussion about a project I'm proud of, then a beam scenario question that covered structural and load analysis, stress and deflection, and material selection — testing my ability to connect first-principles thinking across the full problem space.
I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Apple (Cupertino, CA) in Apr 2026
Interview
Interview with hiring manager then virtual onsite. They ask you general mechanical engineering questions as well as questions dependent on type of team and skills they are looking for. Not bad overall just brush up on basic beam deflection, GD&T, Design analysis etc.