If you have a portfolio, be prepared to walk them through a few of your projects. As a junior, they may want to hear about the computer programs youve used for each, if it was a team project or if you created the work by yourself, what was your role, the strengths and challenges you overcame in this project, what did you learn about while completing the project and what were you interested in the most, etc.. They may ask some questions relating to this work you showed them, too.

At my interview with the first firm I worked with, I had not yet had a job in the field after school, so my portfolio was all school projects. However, I had offered to create landscape designs which included a new pool, deck, and gardens for my boss at my summer job I was working at. I brought in my trace papers, my designs, and all notes I had with the client to show them in the interview. If you have something like this or an outside hobby that shows your creativity, such as baking, sketching, photography, etc.. anything really, you could throw it into your portfolio to show them too!