Test Automation Engineer Intel Interview Experience - Germany
Process
1 Boss with 3 Technicians in the field of Java, Linux, C++.
Actually, it is not so difficult and they are very friendly. If you cannot answer a question, they will give some guidance.
Questions
What have you done with Python scripts for automotive testing?
Which programming language do you prefer?
What does static mean in C? How does it work?
What are the differences between the heap and the stack?
Why is a wild pointer dangerous, and what will be the result?
What is the difference between a queue and a stack?
What is the difference between overriding and overloading?
What is Java Garbage Collection?
Do you know some algorithms related to Java Garbage Collection?
What is polymorphism? How does it work?
Which commands have you used in Linux?
Input/Output redirections in Linux
Did you have experience with software that can track code in source code, such as Git? Tell me more about the details.
Do you know CAN (a protocol related to ECUs)?
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