I was interviewed by the then HP manager, the ALARA director, and and HP planner/Outage specialist. They all seemed very pleasant, and even five years later I still maintain a warm relationship with them even though I no longer work under any of them. They have a interview script which can be found on the Edison portal for all current employees. The interviews was probably the best part of the process, everything else was extremely poor. The first step of the hiring process is application submission, then it took two months for them to get back to me. At which point they wanted me to come in and take the knowledge tests, but only offered one time slot, which was basically non-negotiable. Either you take it or lose out on consideration for the position. If you pass the test they call you to test again, if not you won't hear from them and will have to call in to get your results. After another month or so I was called in for the interview, which went well, but I didn't hear back from them for another month. At which point I was called in to fill out paperwork, but had not yet been told that I was accepted. They required a background check, a pee test, and seven years of work history before starting. While they check everything you have to sit and wait. If you pass the background check you will have to take a psychological evaluation before you can actually be hired. In all you can spend anywhere from two to four days of your own time to go through the process, and it can take anywhere form two to nine months to go through the process from start to finish.