The interview consisted of a phone screen. I had interned before, so I'm not sure if that was why it was easier. They asked me simple V=IR questions, some easy C++ questions trying to figure out what a particular function did, and I believe identifying a logic gate's function (it was an AND gate).
They also asked some Unix commands. For example, they asked what a specific find command with a list of arguments did.
The hardest part was probably figuring out what a piece of code did, since the variable names were not descriptive (it was just var1, var2).
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