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Firmware Engineer II Interview Experience - Shakopee, Minnesota

October 15, 2013
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Process

I passed my resume to a director in firmware engineering at the career fair and received a call back from him in a couple of days. Initially, there was a phone interview where he asked me a few questions about my projects and work experience, followed by a few technical questions. Then, he scheduled an onsite interview.

There were six rounds:

  • The first three were with two Engineering Managers/Directors for each round. They drilled a lot about my past work experience and projects (one should be thorough with each line on the resume).
  • One round was a technical assessment in C (standard C questions, code snippets and expected output, macros, pointers, arrays, structures, storage class specifiers).
  • The next round was with a couple of technical people who caught me off guard with difficult questions and tried to push me out of my comfort zone.
  • The last round was with HR.

They not only tested my technical skills but also my overall personality. There were a lot of behavioral questions, and they expected honest answers and a positive attitude.

Questions

Some unexpected questions about one of my academic projects.

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Seagate Technology's interview process for their Firmware Engineer II roles in Shakopee, Minnesota is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

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