There were 4 interviews total, distributed across 3 rounds. The first was a quick phone screen with the recruiter (not technical). This was followed by a first round technical interview, and then the final round. The final round consisted of another technical interview and a Math and Problem-Solving (MAPS) interview.
Phone screen: basic information + behavioral.
Technical 1: Basic analog circuit knowledge.
Technical 2: This one focused on your critical thinking and debugging skills. Also, be prepared to talk about your project experience.
MAPS: You don't need any advanced math for this (high school algebra, geometry, and basic probability is good enough). They're mostly looking for problem-solving skills and the ability to communicate your thought process.
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Zoox's interview process for their Hardware Test Engineer - Intern roles in Foster City, California is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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