Chip Design/Verification Engineer Interview Experience - Washington, District of Columbia
Process
I interviewed for a university graduate position. There were three technical interviews.
Lot of questions about projects from university, followed by general understanding of digital design and computer architecture.
It is important to go over the basic stuff and be very positive during the interview.
Questions
Design a method for verifying the interface between a memory unit and CPU.
How to synchronize clocks between two systems.
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