Graphics Platform Debug Engineering Co-op Interview Experience - Waterloo, Canada
Process
A fairly straightforward interview if you're into computer hardware.
Initial questions were about describing previous co-op work terms. Later, there were technical questions about problem-solving and the procedure you'd go through to solve it.
The interviewer brought hardware to the interview to ensure that I knew what individual components on a motherboard and graphics card were, and their purpose.
Questions
What is the main purpose of a Northbridge on a motherboard?
What is the main purpose of a Southbridge on a motherboard?
Describe what happens during POST.
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AMD's interview process for their Graphics Platform Debug Engineering Co-op roles in Waterloo, Ontario is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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