The technical interviews were simple. I am a Electrical Engineer, so he gave me a circuit with series and parallel branches and had me solve for various qualtities. The other interview was physics based and a pretty simple free-body diagram, solving various items. My NROTC advisor prepared me pretty well, so the interviews were pretty simple.
Why would you be a good submarine officer? You weren't an engineering major in college. Can you handle the rigor of Nuclear Power School?
In the two interviews the engineers typically ask questions from technical classes taken during your college career. Physics, statics, dynamics, calculus, derive the volumes of objects etc...
There wasn't a difficult question.
Any inquiry into your medical history.
I was asked several calculus questions (related rates, optimization). There were also a few physics problem that had to do with trajectory. I also had an electrical engineering problem and a problem that involved solving several differential equations in the context of a chemical reaction.
Why did I choose to do Nuclear Engineering.
Tell me about a time when a project has gone wrong.
Important legislation related to building a new nuclear power plant in the UK
Why are u suitable for this role
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