"Throughout my education, I have always been drawn to the experimentation aspect of chemistry. I love the hands-on problem-solving approach, and I enjoy using new and varying materials to develop innovative solutions. When I'm faced with a problem, I typically start by doing research or looking at examples of how this problem has been solved by others. From that research, I'm able to decide which approach will work best for me and the organization. Then, I decide what actions need to be taken to solve the problem, and I put the process into motion while communicating with my managers and co-workers."

Describe your process of problem-solving. Make use of industry language that indicates that you are solution-focused. Provide a specific example that focuses on a challenging situation, and practice your response before the interview - this will help structure your thoughts.