Most questions focused on trying to deduce my personality in a way too basic for someone with multiple years of experience and a PhD in STEM: - describe the time when you solved a problem - where do you see yourself in 5 years (really?!) There was no talk about the science nor what would be my actual job there.
Describe what statistical methods you use in testing.
Describe the design control process.
Implement kNN’s and binary search.
It was very easy, Most of the questions were fact-based, They focused a lot on previous research experiences and broader knowledge of the respective fields.
How much do you think neuromorphic systems would benefit from multi-state graded spikes (beyond just binary spikes)? Are there any potential downsides?
Tell me about a time when you had to convince a more senior person to change project direction
not that I remember. It went smoothly. But a senior person asked me if I 'd prefer to be in technology or in biology of disease.
I was asked about international marketing initiatives.
What motivates you for this position?
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