The process involved two consecutive one-on-one interviews, each lasting one hour. No personal questions were asked; the focus remained strictly professional. The interviews primarily consisted of a brief "how are you" followed immediately by discussions on programming and circuit designing. I personally felt unprepared for this approach, and it left me quite confused. A few days after the interviews, I received a negative response.
Three horses are having a race.
At the finish line of each lane, there is a detector which gives a logical '1' when a horse crosses the line.
Design a circuit which will let you know which horse won the race, even if checked after a long time.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Apple Post Silicon Validation Engineer - Student role in Herzliya, Israel.
Apple's interview process for their Post Silicon Validation Engineer - Student roles in Herzliya, Israel is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Apple's Post Silicon Validation Engineer - Student interview process in Herzliya, Israel.