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.
MCQ round - Questions related to DSA, OS/DBMS basics, memory, space/time complexities, arrays, pointers, assembly code, binary tree, cache. Interview - Writing the code for matrices multiplication in C, difference between virtual memory and physical memory in detail, basic differences between microcontrollers and microprocessors, cache memory explained in detail, C fundamentals and sizes of data types, etc.
Asked me about what fourier series is. Then he asked me a follow-up question on why the periodic signals are divided into its sinusoidal components. He emphasised and asked me, "Why sinusoidal?".
explain about virtual memory? which is better SRAM vs DRAM? write assembly code to blink LED in 8086? (pseudo code)
What are the results when applying some bitwise operators to various binary values.
Simple C coding question: finding max value in integer array.
Typical behavioral question: why TI? teamwork experience, etc.
How to swap two variable values in C
Explain I2C protocol in comparison to SPI.
General past experience questions, nothing novel.
She asked about my resume
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