Systems Integration Validation Engineer Interview Experience - Chandler, Arizona
Process
Applied online.
Received an email about a month later to set up a time for a phone interview. The interviewer mainly asked questions about projects I worked on in school, described a little about what the team does, and gave an overview of the position.
Got an email from the team manager the following week to set up an on-site interview, which consisted of three 1-on-1 interviews that lasted 45 minutes each.
The first interviewer mainly went over my resume and asked a couple of questions about C.
The following interviews were really laid back and behavioral. They mainly wanted to know if I could get along with the team and if I had the right attitude for the job.
Afterwards, the manager took me on a tour of the lab in which I will be working and demoed some projects and technology that are not on the market yet (which was really cool).
Got a call the following week from the manager offering me the position.
Questions
Define a linked list structure.
Can you describe inheritance?
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