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Beca Australia

4.2
  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees
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Application Process & Interviews at Beca Australia

8.4
8.4 rating for Recruitment, based on 18 reviews
Please describe the interview process and assessments.
The interview process was simple and the verbal offer came in quickly.
Graduate, Melbourne - 25 Jun 2024
The interview process is clear and smooth, just as outlined on Beca's website. There aren't many assessments involved. I submitted my application online and completed two interviews-one included a case study, and the other was a general interview.
Graduate, Melbourne - 25 Jun 2024
A 1-hour interview with your future team leader and another colleague.
Graduate, Sydney - 25 Jun 2024
good, shorter than other grad programs, felt real
Graduate, Melbourne - 02 Nov 2023
Application through a graduate portal, online video, 2 online interviews (completed during COVID)
Graduate, Sydney - 01 Nov 2023
It was very straightforward and quick
Graduate, Melbourne - 01 Nov 2023
Phone call then online interview
Graduate, Melbourne - 01 Nov 2023
I actually got my role through an industry networking event
Graduate, Melbourne - 01 Nov 2023
There was a written application, a video interview and a face-to-face interview. The process was simple and not too strenuous
Graduate, Melbourne - 19 Feb 2020
Very easy and quick. Went through a recommendation thus made the hiring process quick. They were looking for someone with my skills and energy so this worked well for me.
Graduate, Melbourne - 19 Feb 2020
online application and face to face interview
Graduate, Sydney - 19 Feb 2020
Through the graduate application process there was an online application, skype Q&A and an in person interview. The process was smooth and well planned.
Graduate, Melbourne - 07 Feb 2020
Lots of contact with internal recruiter. Bit of a corporate-y vibe in the beginning but that died out after interviews with managers.
Graduate, Sydney - 06 Feb 2020
I joined the company as an undergrad, the interviews I had were fairly different compared to the regular hiring process at the company.
Graduate, Sydney - 05 Feb 2020
First meet with the company 2 years prior to employment, once position was available I was brought on, a total of 2 regular interviews.
Graduate, Canberra - 05 Feb 2020
What questions were you asked in your interviews?
All sorts of questions ranging from skills, experience, what do you want to get out of the roll to even more personal questions that don't relate to your ability to work such as hobbies and things you like to do in your spare it. I felt these sort of questions were good as you could tell that Beca cares about ones wellbeing.
Graduate, Melbourne - 25 Jun 2024
Interviewers asked questions based on my previous experience. They inquired about my responsibilities and the projects I worked on during my internship, asking me to provide detailed explanations. They also asked how I manage my time.
Graduate, Melbourne - 25 Jun 2024
Questions about the past internship experience and university experiences.
Graduate, Sydney - 25 Jun 2024
How have you found group work? Tell me about yourself, why did you choose engineering? Why did you choose to apply?
Graduate, Sydney - 01 Nov 2023
As my experience level was zero and I started an undergrad most of my questions were situation/behavioral based questions.
Graduate, Melbourne - 01 Nov 2023
If you were a consultant at Beca, how would you make everyday better? The interview questions were about my interests and different scenarios I have been involved with at work. There were a few questions about my internship.
Graduate, Melbourne - 19 Feb 2020
tell me about you? tell me about your past experiences? what do you do outside of work?
Graduate, Melbourne - 19 Feb 2020
Asked about project experience at uni, ability to work in a team, tested on technical knowledge and talking through problems and design. Asked about what I do outside of work/uni and balance between work and personal life.
Graduate, Sydney - 19 Feb 2020
What challenges have you faced in previous work? How have you dealt with conflict? What team leader / management roles have you had? What do you want to get into in your role here?
Graduate, Melbourne - 07 Feb 2020
What excites me? What do I enjoy doing?
Graduate, Sydney - 05 Feb 2020
Cannot recall but all were quite standard.
Graduate, Canberra - 05 Feb 2020
Do you have any specific tips and advice for candidates applying to your company? How would you recommend they best prepare?
To just be yourself and have a willingness to learn.
Graduate, Melbourne - 25 Jun 2024
Perform active listening during the interview, ask as many questions as you can that interests you.
Graduate, Sydney - 25 Jun 2024
Learn about the company - what types of projects does Beca do in the region you're applying for (e.g. Beca Australia does different work to Beca NZ) Be confident, and be yourself
Graduate, Sydney - 01 Nov 2023
For the interview, be prepared but don't script it too much, the main point is to have a relaxed feel so that you seem smart but approachable and easy to get along with. In the interview, relax, if you are calm your conversation will flow better which is mainly what your interviewer is looking for.
Graduate, Melbourne - 19 Feb 2020
confidence is the key, don't be afraid to ask a lot of questions and be confident. Ask the employer more questions than they ask you. This lets the employer know you are keen on the company as much as the employer in you.
Graduate, Melbourne - 19 Feb 2020
Employers want a graduate that they think will be easy to get along with and has the enthusiasm and capacity to learn on the job. They don't expect you to know everything as a graduate. If you can show these qualities in the interview you're giving yourself the best chance.
Graduate, Sydney - 19 Feb 2020
Be yourself. They will hire like-minded, easy going people who are personable. Demonstrate your capabilities in not only previous employment, but sport, university and other examples.
Graduate, Melbourne - 07 Feb 2020
Most simply, be eager to learn. Understand that you know nothing and demonstrate that you are keen to learn.
Graduate, Sydney - 05 Feb 2020
Make sure they are prepared to work in a Defence space/be comfortable with getting a security clearance and the invasion of privacy that it entails.
Graduate, Canberra - 05 Feb 2020

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