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It was a two-process interview. First was the coding round, conducted on HackerRank. It took 45 minutes and consisted of 3 coding questions and 7 multiple-choice computer architecture questions. Second was the F2F (face-to-face) interview, which to
Very basic questions were asked related to C, C++, and OOP. It was a phone screen followed by a 1:1. The difficulty was average. Interview results were out the same day. They also asked about bit manipulation and OS-related concepts.
The process was enjoyable. The questions asked were intelligent and challenging. I encountered lots of mathematics and "out of the box" questions. The first round was full of mathematical puzzles. In the second round, I had to solve digital logic re
It was a two-process interview. First was the coding round, conducted on HackerRank. It took 45 minutes and consisted of 3 coding questions and 7 multiple-choice computer architecture questions. Second was the F2F (face-to-face) interview, which to
Very basic questions were asked related to C, C++, and OOP. It was a phone screen followed by a 1:1. The difficulty was average. Interview results were out the same day. They also asked about bit manipulation and OS-related concepts.
The process was enjoyable. The questions asked were intelligent and challenging. I encountered lots of mathematics and "out of the box" questions. The first round was full of mathematical puzzles. In the second round, I had to solve digital logic re