The process took a little over a month because I was in the middle of finals week. I had three interviews in total. One was webcam-based.

I had to make a technical presentation and have a screen-sharing interview. I was later invited on-site for a final round of interviews. The final round had two 45-minute interviews with both behavioral and technical questions, and they asked me to explain my resume.

Basic engineering questions, very simple.

1. Draw an Op-Amp with a gain of 10.
2. Make a truth table for a logical circuit.
3. Voltage division given a capacitor in steady state.
4. Draw the transistor-level design of an inverter and explain why PMOS and NMOS transistors are used as the pull-up and pull-down networks, respectively.

Behavioral questions like: Explain a time when a situation didn't go well, regardless of how hard you tried. Explain a time when you were not given many instructions to do something. Explain a project you worked on.