Systems engineers work closely with systems analysts to maintain a company's IT system by developing the operating systems that run computers. Expect to be quizzed on a variety of technical questions that will test your knowledge of how computer systems work. Employers prefer candidates with a bachelor's degree in an engineering field and previous experience with technology.
I more or less knew what the interview would be like, so there was no unexpected question. I guess the problem I had the most difficulty was the brainteaser, a coin weighing problem with faulty coins. You have N coins out of which one is heavier. How many uses of the scale do you need to find it? The second part, now you don't know if it is heavier or lighter. How many uses of the scale do you now need to do? Then you need to relate this to a problem in information and coding theory.
Python program to check if a string is palindrome or not and if the letters can be re-arranged so that it will become a palindrome.
OFDM, DSP, estimation, quantization, Zero forcing, MIMO
How would you deal with a failing PKI certificate on 100 servers, without having a CA server?
How would you troubleshoot a server which appeared connected to the network, but couldn't ping all servers?
the stupid, where do you want to be five years from now
What do you expect to be in 10 years
The most difficult questions was "how do you imagine yourself in the next 5 years, in the next 10 years? what would you be doing with life and career?"
Nothing unusual. Regular questions about behaviors in conflict situations. Very impersonal though. Gives you an inkling of the fact that you will be a nobody in a large organization such as this.
Do you like travel?
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