A good company to work with.
Nothing that I can think of.
I had one in-person interview with three engineers. Mostly, we talked about what I had learned so far in school and what I was interested in. There were a few technical questions, but they weren't too difficult.
First, there was a written round with 30 questions (12 aptitude, 18 technical, mostly C and OS). Then, there were multiple technical rounds with questions on processor architecture (8086 and ARM), OS, and C coding.
The interviewer started by telling me more about the company and what they do. Next, they asked about me and my interests. Finally, there were some logical questions.
I had one in-person interview with three engineers. Mostly, we talked about what I had learned so far in school and what I was interested in. There were a few technical questions, but they weren't too difficult.
First, there was a written round with 30 questions (12 aptitude, 18 technical, mostly C and OS). Then, there were multiple technical rounds with questions on processor architecture (8086 and ARM), OS, and C coding.
The interviewer started by telling me more about the company and what they do. Next, they asked about me and my interests. Finally, there were some logical questions.