Product Test Engineer Interview Experience - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Process
Took a written technical test for 30 minutes.
The test was basic circuits and electronics. They asked to solve a basic resistor network, LPF, op-amps, and diodes.
Then I was called in for an interview with three hiring managers. During the interview, there were 2 technical questions and the rest were all behavioral.
Questions
Write code for a running sum.
Draw a flowchart to describe the operation of a vending machine from the consumer's POV.
Rest were all behavioral questions:
- Are you willing to work overtime and on weekends?
- Are you willing to sacrifice family gatherings etc. if you are called in for an emergency?
- Rank family, boss, working environment, career, and money.
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