Tesla

Prior to the phone screen, there was a CoderPad assessment with slightly tricky questions. It wasn't too difficult if you know C inside out. This assessment was offline, where they gave you about 90 minutes to complete. It really only takes about 30

The entire interview consists of: * One take-home coding challenge, which should be quite easy if you're familiar with your language. In my case, it was C. * Two technical phone screens. * One panel interview.

I gave my resume to a recruiter and was given an online test. The test asked many challenging firmware-based questions that really demanded a lot regarding pointers and C in general.