Probe Test Engineer Interview Experience - Boise, Idaho
Process
Tech interview with all the members on the team on micron site. Not much about personal experience or stuff listed on the resume, but they had tech questions they prepared. Followed up with some teamwork questions. Interview questions are listed as below.
As a hardware company, they do ask at least two or three questions about hardware, so be prepared if you are more of a software person.
Questions
Draw a CMOS and apply the voltage on it. Describe its characteristics and the difference between CMOS and BJT.
How do you sway two variable values without a temp variable?
NAND truth table.
How many different ways can you change the value from 20 to 10?
Are you a team player?
How can you deal with a team member who is not contributing to the team?
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