Embedded software engineers develop and maintain embedded systems, which may require advanced software skills and problem solving. In an embedded software engineer interview, the interviewer may ask questions that test your coding skills and experience. Expect to also discuss how you work with others, as the role may function within a team.
You have 3 switches outside a room and 3 lights inside the room. Each switch controls a single light. The door to the room isn't close to the switch or the lights. Once you enter the room, a door will close and you can't leave. In what ways can you figure out which light is controlled by what switch? There was. a schematic reading question and a coding question as well, they were pretty standard for the industry?
What is your Superpower, and super weakness? Brainteaser with fluctuating stock prices.
How would you design a gps for cars?
In a room there are three light bulbs, and outside of the room there are three switches. How to figure out which switch controls which bulb by only entering the room once.
What will the following code print out on the terminal? int main(){ int a = 5; foo(a); printf("%d",a); } void foo(int a){ int* ptr = &a; *a = 10; }
What is the time complexity of solving the Fibonacci series recursively? Name a time where the specifications for a project were unclear and how did you solve it? Describe when their is enough test coverage on a piece of code.
Problem solving with C language
Majorly they asked regarding projects and after that they asked completely regarding HR questions and challange based questions they are giving the situations and they are asking how you will react to that.
Embedded systems software and c++ programming
Signals (PWM, ADC, DAC), Geek for Geeks
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