The first stage was a 10-minute phone interview with a PowerPoint presentation on an engineering-related topic (college projects, internships, etc.). The next step was an all-day onsite interview with a lot of circuit analysis (mainly op-amp circuit
Normal, and more analog questions than digital questions, more hardware questions. The manager is very nice. He gives me a circuit diagram and asks me to identify it. Part of the circuit I have never saw before, but I can identify part of them. He sa
Short and sweet, they ask a lot of questions about op-amps. I would say to prepare for this, you need to go back through your electronics books and try to remember how everything works.
The first stage was a 10-minute phone interview with a PowerPoint presentation on an engineering-related topic (college projects, internships, etc.). The next step was an all-day onsite interview with a lot of circuit analysis (mainly op-amp circuit
Normal, and more analog questions than digital questions, more hardware questions. The manager is very nice. He gives me a circuit diagram and asks me to identify it. Part of the circuit I have never saw before, but I can identify part of them. He sa
Short and sweet, they ask a lot of questions about op-amps. I would say to prepare for this, you need to go back through your electronics books and try to remember how everything works.