The main question that came up in both rounds was "Walk me through your resume." This was followed by deep-dive questions about what I had specifically accomplished in my previous job and internship. They wanted me to narrate my professional journey chronologically and then elaborate on my key responsibilities and the projects I worked on.
Do you have any experience with Azure?
--What is the difference between a zero-forcing (ZF) and a MMSE equalizer? Derive the equations for both. --In wireline communication, how do you perform CDR (clock data recovery)? --What is a decision feedback equalizer and how is it different from feed forward equalizers? --What are the sources of impairments in a high speed wireline communication environment? How would you model them? --What is a minimum phase response for an LTI system? --How do you choose the traceback length for a Viterbi decoder? --Describe Shannon's channel capacity formula.
Tell us about a time where you had to deal with a difficult customer or had to make a presentation towards an adversarial audience. How did you prepare? What happened and how did you react?
If you had to convince other units in the company of a plan that you thought was the right thing to do, but carried heavy costs and/or additional work for them, how would you approach the situation?
Tell us about one time where you came up with a creative solution to an otherwise complex problem?
Pourquoi faire du conseil? Pourquoi intégrer Wavestone?
Tell me about a time where you needed to own something that is not a normal part of your job?
General enterprise architecture questions, TOGAF framework related questions and check of architectural level of understanding in API management products. Further rounds were with professional services who were clearly not interested in the interview process.
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