Robotics Engineer/Robotics Researcher Interview Experience - Tokyo
Process
The interviewer speaks English slowly, but it does not feel bad. People are very interested in your resume. The interview lasts for 50 minutes each.
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Questions
New grad
2 rounds of interviews.
1st round: Asked about the projects on the resume. Focused on one project and asked for many details about the idea, creativity, and constraints. Also asked general questions about ML/DL.
2nd round: Asked about one project on the resume in detail, including what sensors were used, how different observations were synced, what the benchmark was, and what the innovation was.
Both rounds asked behavioral questions, e.g., "What is your career goal?", "Why did you choose Sony?", and "What is your ideal teammate?"
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Interview Statistics
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Success Rate
Sony's interview process for their Robotics Engineer/Robotics Researcher roles in Tokyo is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Sony's Robotics Engineer/Robotics Researcher interview process in Tokyo.
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