I can't recall a specific question due to the fact that it was over 3 years ago, but I would suggest having a comfort with yourself and preparing a somewhat disarming and lighthearted work-related story. They just want to know whether you're someone worth working with on a daily basis.
Tell us about yourself
where do you see yourself in 10 years?
Prior drug use - I was and am clean. However, they allow very little use.
Why do you want to join the Air Force?
What do you want to do in the Air Force?
What job do you want the most.
Explain the concept of redundancy in avionics systems and its importance in aerospace engineering.
What language do you program at?
How much instrument programming experience do you have any can you provide some specific examples?
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