How do I prepare for a technical assessment interview?
How to prepare for a technical interview
- Prepare a 30-second to 1-minute elevator pitch for the “tell me about yourself” question.
- Before you go, study up on the most important CS fundamentals.
- Pick one programming language and know it really well.
- Do regular coding challenges/smart practice.
- Understand tech fundamentals.
What is expected in a technical interview?
Technical interviews frequently include answering complex problems, brainteasers or numerical reasoning problems. An interviewer asks these types of questions to get an idea of how candidates approach solving problems as well as the way they think about different aspects of problem-solving.
What is the interview process like at Texas Instruments?
I interviewed at Texas Instruments It was an online interview. For round one they asked about the courses studied during graduation and specific analog courses and then numerical questions on various analog electronics topics like RLC ciruits etc. I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Texas Instruments (New Delhi) in Sep 2021
What is the interview process like for the Eletronics course?
Online test followed by interview. Online test consisted of two sections – Technical and aptitude. Technical questions were based on basic concepts of analog and digital electronics. The interview was for an hour. Questions were asked to test the understanding of concepts in analog eletronics. Also few aptitude quetions were asked.
What companies have been selected in the first attempt for internships?
Intel – selected in Internship interview in first attempt. Texas Instruments – selected in campus placement written test and interview (look here for the story: Is cgpa important for placements?) Qualcomm – made it past written test, did not attend interview as TI results were already out.
How do I prepare for an interview for a digital signal processor?
Tips: Practice speed and accuracy as you have to do 20 questions in 30 minutes. Experience: The interview starts off with a basic description of your own project work. He asks about what you have done and why you’re interested the field. This is followed by 2-3 questions of signal processing/digital modulation.