Wanted to know about my past expereinces and skills and how they could be used. Wanted to see PCBs I had worked on and for me to explain them. There was one behavioural question: You're on a boat on a lake, you drop a cannon ball off the boat. What happens to the water level in the lake?
If I planned to quit immediately after being hired.
The most difficult question I was asked was "Your Bill's friend right?"
Can DAB realize ZVS? And how?
Are you okay with supporting research that may result in destroying targets, blowing things up... Including humans?
describe yourself?
describe your family background , mother, father?
can you travel to our clients all over , when in need?
Interview consisted of going through a series of 20 questions read from a script with points from 1 to 5 being awarded for each answer (or at least it seemed that way). Questions regarding what is the most important project you've done to date, why do you want to leave your present company, how do you feel you can contribute to this company.. etc. They did have one electrical technician who was a really friendly guy from Columbia. He was working with PLCs to control the operation of the system and seemed to be getting into neural net PLCs and stuff. An interesting guy whom I could see myself working with.
Basic questions on final year Project. They ask easy questions. Asks more about previous experience or interview's with other companies
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