SpaceX Test Engineer interview questions

I was reached by a recruiter who found me on LinkedIn. After exchanging a few e-mails and sending my resume, the recruiter interviewed over the phone. My resume was then forwarded to the hiring manager who schedule another phone interview. The manager didn't call nor notified that he wasn't going to be able to interview me. Another phone interview was schedule was I finally go to talk to the manager, even though he called me 30 minutes after the scheduled time.

Whole process took a little over a month. Was contacted by a recruiter via email for a position I applied for last year. Began with a short phone interview with the recruiter, followed a week later by a 1-hour long technical phone interview with one of the engineering managers. Two weeks later I was brought on site for interviews. This was a very long day, but an awesome experience. It started first thing in the morning with a technical interview with a group of engineering managers. They went in depth with everything on my resume. The large majority of the questions were focused on my master's degree work and the work I did in graduate school. With an advanced degree you should be prepared to answer any and every kind of question related to your research. That was followed by a lunch interview, tour of the test site, interview with the recruiter, and one final interview with a higher level manager. One week later I had a technical phone interview with one of the VPs. A few days later I was offered the position.