Software Engineer - Graphics Interview Experience - France
Process
The interview process was composed of five individual face-to-face interviews.
Two of them were classical technical interviews about C++, the graphic pipeline, and concurrent programming. The others were more like an open question/answer conversation, where I had to elaborate on certain aspects of real-time rendering, the light equation, and other mathematical concepts. The conversations were really nice and didn't feel like an interview!
Questions
What is a hash table and how would you implement it?
How do you sample a triangle?
What's the difference between the light transport equation and the path-traced one?
What are the current bottlenecks of physically based rendering on the GPU?
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