Digital Hardware Engineer Interview Experience - College Station, Texas
Process
It was an on-campus interview. The atmosphere was quite relaxing. The interviewer was really nice. Only one easy technical question related to FSM was asked; other questions were basically about my background.
I might have been a little nervous, but the interviewer gave instructions and led me to the right answer.
However, I did not get the offer. Maybe they just invite every applicant to the interview and give them a chance.
Questions
How to detect "101" in a string and repeat it in the output?
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