The first set of questions made during the technical interview was mainly checking my familiarity with FPGAs, and my motivation towards working with them. This is probably the most important part of the interview. The second set of questions were competency based questions. These are the type of questions in the format of "Tell me a time when you showed initiative/other competency".
Which type of communication buses do you know?
Explain in detail the project you did in your grad school. How did the interfacing happen?
Are you interested in our tasks (task description included)? How would you do (simple routine task for position)?
Q: What projects and great achievements do you have in this domain?
Data structures , C language, tcpip protocol
Arduino in outs ,ports sensors ,adc
Discussion around the projects, digged more around memory and os concepts in RTOS. This was one of the interviews where i learnt more as an interviewee
Among the project experiences mentioned in your CV, which one do you think is the most important, or would you like to elaborate on?
A glass of water is filled with water. How do you check if the glass is exactly half-filled with water, provided that you do not have any measuring device?
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