Good culture with plenty of benefits, but not challenging
Pros: Good Culture, lots of benefits
Cons: Not hugely challenging projects for software
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Working at Baker Hughes means being at the forefront of the energy transition. Our people are diverse, ambitious and collaborative. Together, we’re on a mission to redefine what’s possible in the energy sector by unlocking the power of engineering, data and science to take energy forward. Our team is over 55,000 strong. And we work in close partnership with local communities in over 120 countries, providing better solutions for our customers and richer opportunities for our people. As a leading partner to the energy industry, we’re not only committed to achieving zero-net carbon emissions by 2050, but also to deploying new solutions to reduce the footprint of our customers’ operations all over the world.
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+ Good Culture, lots of benefits
− Not hugely challenging projects for software
Recent Glassdoor reviews · 7,077 total
Pros: Good Culture, lots of benefits
Cons: Not hugely challenging projects for software
View on GlassdoorPros: Flexibility Work life balance and culture
Cons: Pay is less as compared to industry standards Not a great health insurance
View on GlassdoorPros: Amazing to work for as experince
Cons: Field job, sometimes need to be available
View on GlassdoorPros: Good work location Work life balance Culture Policies and employee benefits
Cons: Promotion and salary not great as per market Appraisal and trainings are average
View on GlassdoorPros: Work life balance is a great aspect , completely remote for digital segments
Cons: Lower salary than industry,need to match the pay scale
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| Role | Location | Median | Range (LPA) | Reports |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Engineering Manager | India | 29.0 LPA | 25.0 LPA – 45.0 LPA | 5 |
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The technical interview lasted around 45-50 minutes. It started with a self-introduction, followed by questions on Java fundamentals, OOP concepts, OS, DBMS, SQL, and basic Python. The interviewer also discussed my projects in detail, especially my MERN + Gemini AI API project, and asked about the tech stack, MVC architecture, API calls, and testing with Postman. I was asked to solve a DSA problem on paper, explain the approach and time complexity, and answer a logical puzzle at the end. Overall, the interviewer was friendly and focused on testing core fundamentals, project knowledge, and problem-solving skills.
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I had gone through 2 rounds of interview process, screening call with HR and one technical interview. Technical interview was of average level, questions asked related to tech stack. Current roles and responsibilities etc.
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1st round was Online assessment with Technical MCQ covering oops, DBMS, git, os, ccn. Shortlisted were supposed to give a digital interview:- 1. Why did you choose your current degree program? 2. What do you aim to gain from this internship? 3. Tell us about a challenging project experience. 4. How did you manage multiple priorities and time? 5. Tell us about a time when you realized you have a weakness and how did you try to overcome that? 6. What'd you like us to know more about you? Next round was One-on-one interviews for shortlisted candidates from digital interview. Firstly they grilled completely on resume, following that oops, networking related questions were asked. Then they grilled on the AWS in depth. In HR round, basic behavioural questions were asked.
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First Attempt the Online Assessment Then Technical round and next will be HR round. It will be easier to clear the technical if you are capable enough and going through the company's profile and collecting details about company before interview will be an addition to your selection process
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it was pretty short for me there were no technical questions it felt more like a manegerial round than a technical round they asked about my projects my extra cirriculars and a few questions related to my project
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Last updated 5 October 2026
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