NIH·Research Scientist

NIH Research Scientist interview experience

Got offer

Hard

Positive

United StatesPosted Feb 2019 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I started with a phone screen, and then I moved into an on-site interview about two weeks later.

The centerpiece was a one-hour presentation, followed by intensive questions. After that, I had individual one-on-one sessions that were about half an hour each, so the day really pushed beyond just talking to a group.

Even with how structured and thorough it was, the overall tone felt pleasant and cordial. At the end of the day, I received an offer right away. For my experience, the process included a lot of logistical support—travel was sponsored and there was mention of work authorization, and it took months to complete the move. I ended up accepting, and honestly what I appreciated most

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