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Hardware Engineer
Nice, friendly interview. Started immediately asking technical questions. Ended with a few questions about my profile. Interviewer tried to help guide me towards the answers. Asked general questions about undergrad and PhD programs at my universi
Hardware Engineer
For MTech & Dual Degree Programs on Campus: 1. Written Test (3 sections: Aptitude, C Programming, Technical) 2. Two rounds of technical interviews for campus recruitment (approximately 50 minutes each). 3. One HR round.
Hardware Engineer
I had a phone interview and was asked basics of computer architecture. Then I was called for an onsite interview, where I had 7 rounds of technical interviews covering computer architecture, ASIC verification, logic design, circuits, etc.
Hardware Engineer
United StatesSeptember 1, 2015Nice, friendly interview. Started immediately asking technical questions. Ended with a few questions about my profile. Interviewer tried to help guide me towards the answers. Asked general questions about undergrad and PhD programs at my universi
Hardware Engineer
Kanpur Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaDecember 1, 2020For MTech & Dual Degree Programs on Campus: 1. Written Test (3 sections: Aptitude, C Programming, Technical) 2. Two rounds of technical interviews for campus recruitment (approximately 50 minutes each). 3. One HR round.
Hardware Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesFebruary 1, 2011I had a phone interview and was asked basics of computer architecture. Then I was called for an onsite interview, where I had 7 rounds of technical interviews covering computer architecture, ASIC verification, logic design, circuits, etc.
