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Mechanical Designer

IBM

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  1. Why do you want to join IBM?
  2. Tell me about design feedback you disagreed with. What happened?
  3. How do you test a design with users before it is built?
  4. How do you work with developers so the build matches the design?
  5. How do you balance what users ask for with what the business needs?

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Listed on ibm · posted 2026-08-17. ApplySarthi collects openings and links to application pages; the role is advertised by IBM, not by us.