Cool technologies and opportunity for impact.
A bit bureaucratic, but manageable.
The first round is for 45 minutes on a technical question. The second and last round is an on-site interview. Medium to hard LeetCode questions are asked majorly. I've signed an NDA, so I cannot provide too many details here.
I had two phone interviews before being rejected. Then, I was offered the opportunity to continue interviewing for the Engineering Residency program. I had two more Hangouts interviews for the position and was rejected again. I didn't feel ready, so
2 Telephonic Interviews. I am an Electrical Engineering student with an RTOS/ARM background. The first interview was conducted by an Electrical Engineer. He asked me questions about: * What an RTOS is * How to handle interrupts * Use of "static" i
The first round is for 45 minutes on a technical question. The second and last round is an on-site interview. Medium to hard LeetCode questions are asked majorly. I've signed an NDA, so I cannot provide too many details here.
I had two phone interviews before being rejected. Then, I was offered the opportunity to continue interviewing for the Engineering Residency program. I had two more Hangouts interviews for the position and was rejected again. I didn't feel ready, so
2 Telephonic Interviews. I am an Electrical Engineering student with an RTOS/ARM background. The first interview was conducted by an Electrical Engineer. He asked me questions about: * What an RTOS is * How to handle interrupts * Use of "static" i