I applied online and got an on-campus interview where we covered my resume, and they asked one non-technical but tricky, thinking-out-of-the-box type question.
I later got invited to a two-day on-site interview. There was a tour and a presentation before the interviews. There were two 30-minute panel interviews, involving the typical questions on work experience and then some simple technical questions.
The trick question was thus: given an array of 100 ints from 0 to 100 where each number (besides 1) appears once, write pseudocode to find the missing number.
The technical questions were quite simple. One was to describe how current through a diode will react as the junction temperature is increased.
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