Component Debug Engineer Interview Experience - Atlanta, Georgia
Process
This was for a 6-month co-op. I had one phone call interview, with no further rounds in the selection criteria. They gave a week's notice before the call.
The interview was a mixture of technical and non-technical questions and lasted for 30 minutes.
Questions
MOSFET modes
NOR gate logic
Interconnect delay
RC delay
Logic design using De Morgan's theorems
Difference between NAND and NOR gates
Difference between latches and flip-flops
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