Air Products Software Engineer interview experience

It was very detailed, but the tone stayed easy-going, and the questions leaned heavily on my experience and technical knowledge rather than on trying to catch me off guard. I remember spending a lot of time explaining how I’d approached real problems and what I learned from them.

After that, I moved into a second round that could include HR and higher-level managers, and the emphasis shifted toward how I’d fit into the broader organization. It wasn’t overly combative; it felt more like they were verifying the story I’d told earlier and checking that I could communicate professionally at