I applied for a job posting they put on my school website. I was selected for an interview, in which they came to my campus. We had about a 40 minute interview, which seemed pretty standard. Normally they look for engineers, but in this case I think they wanted a supply chain/operations student, which I am. After the interview, I was given an internship offer and I accepted. My original assignment was for a lean manufacturing position in california, but the plant was sold before my internship began, so I was reassigned to a facility in New York. I don't think they were really expecting a supply chain intern there, but I was able to gain some good experience.

Very professional, simple process that is easy to complete. First, complete an online situational assessment then complete an online pre-recorded video interview then final stage is a live interview. When the route I wanted to apply for was no longer available, they were able to find a different role that was available in a different city.