Aurecon Software Engineer Interview Experience: one-way video answers with re-recording

After I applied, I received a one-way video interview prompt. I had to record answers to several questions and submit them quickly, with responses capped at about a minute. At first it felt like a single pass, but I learned that some questions allowed re-recording, so I could review an answer and do it again.

Before the video portion, there was an online step with a few yes-or-no questions. The HireVue-style section was more about fit and communication than deep technical problem solving, with some multiple-choice checks. It all ran through the company's site, and I was unsure how long the completed assessment would stay valid because the timeline was not explicit.

It felt like a straightforward filter: prepare, record inside the time window, and move on. I did not reach an offer, but the process felt clear and manageable rather than tricky or adversarial.

Location: Sydney. Overall feedback: neutral. Offer status: no offer.