-First, a 75 minute phone interview, lots of technical questions about C programming, object oriented programming, and talking about the job position itself-Once the decision was made to move onto an in person interview, they emailed me a weekend project to write a bunch of small programs in assembly code, this was to be completed preferably in a few days but certainly before the interview-Then, an in person 7-hour interview, lunch included, but constant interviewing by different engineers on an individual basisThe in person interview: Long, grueling, lots of technical questions-However, if you show the effort/process in your answers (on the whiteboard) this looks good even if you get the answers wrong-Some of the interviewers were very laid back compared to othersHR called me back 2 days later with an offer

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