I was first contacted after an on-campus career fair by a recruiter, and I had an interview on campus the next day. The interview there was one-on-one, and I was asked a lot of technical questions and also a few questions about what I thought about Micron. I was told to apply online for the job and did so. I received an email about setting up an on-site interview that they wanted to do within 10-15 days over a period of 2-3 days. I was unable to do it within that time but was able to schedule something about 3 weeks out. They also asked for references at this time, as well as whether I would like to do a tour of Boise with a realtor that works closely with Micron. Once the date was set up, an itinerary came by email a few days later, as well as an email from the realtor setting up the tour. The plane ticket, rental car, and hotel expenses were paid for up-front, and I received all of the information about these in the itinerary. They had me come to the headquarters in the morning, and I was taken from manager to manager, and I was asked mostly technical questions. The interview with each manager was about thirty minutes long, and I interviewed with 6 different managers all in the product engineering department. The HR person who took me to and from the department had a folder with my resume in it, and this was passed from manager to manager until the HR person came to get me. In this folder, each manager added a few papers with the questions they asked and the answers I had given written down. At the end, I was taken back to the front desk and then left.

The most unexpected question was to write a program that would take a 3x3 matrix and move around the values.

[[1 2 3] [4 5 6] [7 8 9]] -> [[9 8 7] [6 5 4] [3 2 1]] like this.