I had an on-campus interview in Fall 2015. There were two interviews on the same day.
One was about design verification. The other was about logic design.
It took a long time for them to let me know the outcome, and the recruiter was very busy. The interviewers did ask questions about my resume, but the majority of questions they asked were about logic design, C/C++, and computer architecture. All technical questions, no behavioral ones.
Using basic gates to build a full adder.
Draw an FSM and show how to verify it using C.
Also, many C/C++ and computer architecture questions.
And you'll be given some clock diagrams and asked what component will result in that diagram.
Overall, not very easy questions.
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