MathWorks

Software Engineer In Test - DSP and Communication Interview Experience

December 15, 2018

Neutral ExperienceNo Offer

Process

The interview was a phone call.

The interviewer emailed me, stating she wanted to hold a technical phone call interview.

During this interview, she would analyze my knowledge of topics related to digital signal processing and various MATLAB operation implementations.

Questions

Very basic signal processing related questions regarding FIR and IIR filtering, poles and zeros on the Z-plane, sampling, the Z-transform, and basic MATLAB implementations of matrix operations and FIR filter implementation.

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