In Bangalore, the interview process involved two technical rounds, followed by a third round with the Chief Engineering Manager, spread across multiple days.
Interestingly, the third round had no relation to engineering. Asking irrelevant questions may have led to a reduction in the salary we demanded.
I attended the interview thrice and was disappointed each time after salary discussions.
I expected much more from this firm, but sadly, I feel there's a regional bias favoring local candidates, along with the usual segregation observed in Bengal.
It was a horrible experience with the manager and the HR department, who did not even follow up after salary discussions.
No more interactions with Siemens Bangalore.
PS: It's very sad to write about this bitter experience.
Ladder Logic
How to improve PLC & DCS functionality?
Server-Client SCADA architecture
Modbus, Ethernet, TCP/IP protocols
Then Manager's question: Out of 10 identical balls in a lot, how would you pick the only ball having different weight?
Again Manager's question: How would you test the bike if you are a test rider in a bike manufacturing firm?
XOR gate logic
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Siemens Domain Tester role in New Delhi, India.
Siemens's interview process for their Domain Tester roles in New Delhi, India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Siemens's Domain Tester interview process in New Delhi, India.