Interview Questions for: Lead Experimental Processes Scientist

1) Due to the nature of this job, the life of you and your peers may be at risk
if precautionary measures are not taken. What will you do to ensure the
safety of yourself and co-workers?
2) A Xenomorph has breached containment and is damaging the laboratory.
How do you respond?
3) How do you typically come about your revelations or forming your
theories?
4) What projects have you worked on?
5) You are offered a twenty two million dollars to “share” lab reports to an
outside company/individual. What would you do?
6) You accidentally destroy property of Weyland, now what?
7) Which scientists / theories have majorly shaped your professional and
everyday life?
8) Explain the process of photosynthesis in your own words.
9) What projects are you interested in working on?
10) Worst case scenario: you’re about to die, what memories flash to mind?
11) The Xenomorph your experimenting is displaying what seems to be pain,
how do you respond?
12) How have your past relationships, both good and bad, been with fellow
project members?
13) What are the steps you take when running experiments on microbial life?
14) There is an economic downturn, and unfortunately some of your peers
have been fired and you believe you’re next, what could you do to prove
that you are worth keeping?
15) What style of teaching do you incorporate when training/educating others
on a topic?
16) What shortcomings do you have? What could we do to alleviate them?
17) What scientific journals have you recently peer reviewed?
18) What are your hypotheses / theories on how the Xenomorph incorporates
its host’s traits as its own?