Graduate Test Engineer Interview Experience - Limerick, Ireland
Process
Applied for job around December 2012 and got called for an interview a couple of months later. There was no communication in between.
The interview consisted of technical interview, tours and HR interview. The HR interview was a text book, tick the box exercise. The technical interview was more challenging and focussed on electronic course work mainly and some project work. The tours were good.
It took a good while after again to hear anything back. Overall, the process is good but it's long and drawn out. The technical interviewers and tours were good though so overall I'd give the process 7/10.
Questions
Nothing difficult really - just standard electronic circuits, projects etc.
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Success Rate
Analog Devices's interview process for their Graduate Test Engineer roles in Limerick, Ireland is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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