Sunday 27 June 2021

An Ultimate guide for embedded/firmware engineer interview preparation

 


Field of embedded engineering is quite challenging and demanding. You need to be master of both the worlds software and hardware.

Here I have tried to compile entire list of my blogposts which can help you in preparation of embedded/firmware interview.

Note that most of the questions were asked in a real interview to me or some of my friends. So, you might have skipped lot of things in your life but don't skip here.


1) Prepare your self for C language questions :

Pro tip : Out of all interviews I have seen there are some generic questions asked on repetitively , like volatile , extern , static , or basic compilation flow etc , so prepare well for this basic questions.

pandya electronics: C interview questions - Part 1

pandya electronics: C interview questions - Part 2

pandya electronics: C interview questions - Part 3

pandya electronics: C interview questions - part 4


2) Understand basics of compilers and cross compilers :

Well you need to have knowledge about your favorite IDE like keil , IAR , eclipse etc. But you should also have very good understanding of how compiler works , how code optimization works , what is linker , preprocessor etc.

pandya electronics: Compiler and optimization related questions - part 1


3) Real time operating systems :

Accept it or not RTOS is integral part of embedded system and is a must have skill in your resume. I recommend no mater what prepare RTOS questions in your interview.

pandya electronics: Real time OS and Computer architecture questions - part 1


4) Prepare Hardware related stuff :

Well embedded engineering is half without hardware , and hardware knowledge is must for any engineer.

pandya electronics: Electronics/Embedded/Electrical questions - part 1


5) C++ and STL :

Now days there is lot of embedded development happening in C++ as well.

pandya electronics: C++ STL and data structures - part 1


6) if you are preparing for energy meter company like landis and gyr , or secure meters :

pandya electronics: Power and energy measurement basic theory and key points


Soon , I will try to add posts for niche domain like Memory domain, Bluetooth, wi-fi , audio , video , USB, testing , devops etc. Let me know if you have suggestions. 

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