Applied Materials Quality Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

It was a online round with apti and coding mcqs and 2 coding questions which were very easy

Q1. Difference between interface and class in java
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In Java, a class is a blueprint for creating objects, while an interface is a reference type similar to a class that can contain only constants, method signatures, default methods, static methods, and nested types.
• Classes can have constructors, fields, methods, and can be instantiated to create objects.

• Interfaces cannot be instantiated and can only contain method signatures and constants.

• A class can implement multiple ...read more
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Q2. All the questions in the interview were based on the resume.
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Q1. General and general awareness questions example what are ur goals etc.
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Q1. General question by hr
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Q1. General questions by hr
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Q1. Work related questions
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Q1. Quality assurance
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Q2. PPAP, CAPA, 8D, 7QC TOOLS, supplier quality
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Q3. IATF auditing, MIS
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Q1. IATF Auditing, 8D, CAPA, 7qc tools,
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Q2. Supplier quality, customer quality, Mis,PPAP,NPD quality,
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Aptitude was comparitively simple and easy to crack

Q1. Project discussion, simple circuit explanations like cmos, working of capacitors, etc.
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Q2. Draw and explain the structure of a cmos
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A CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) is a type of integrated circuit technology that uses both NMOS and PMOS transistors.
• CMOS is widely used in digital logic circuits due to its low power consumption.

• It consists of a combination of NMOS (n-type) and PMOS (p-type) transistors.

• The NMOS transistors are used for logic 0 and the PMOS transistors for logic 1.

• The transistors are connected in a complementary manner...read more
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Q1. All about your resume and your project python fundamental concept
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Q2. LIST, Tuple, Dict.
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Q1. What is SPC, How we will calculate Cp and Cpk, Difference b/w sigma and Std dev, Which should be concentrate first whether Cp or Cpk
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SPC is Statistical Process Control used to monitor and control quality. Cp and Cpk measure process capability. Sigma is population standard deviation.
• SPC is a statistical method used to monitor and control processes to ensure quality standards are met.

• Cp and Cpk are indices used to measure process capability. Cp measures how well the process fits within the specification limits, while Cpk measures how centered the proc...read more
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Q2. Drawing details GD and T., What is basic dimensions, MMC, LMC, where it will be used
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Q3. What is MSA, GAGE R and R, What is output in GRR, what will be be change based on result in GRR whether Instrument or Appraiser training, what NDC and how it will affect process
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MSA stands for Measurement System Analysis. GAGE R&R is a method to assess measurement system variation. NDC refers to the Number of Distinct Categories.
• MSA is a statistical method used to evaluate the measurement system's ability to provide accurate and reliable data.

• GAGE R&R is a specific MSA technique used to assess the variation contributed by the measurement system itself.

• The output of GAGE R&R is typically expres...read more
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Q4. Six sigma process, Where Spc will come in Six sigma process
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SPC (Statistical Process Control) is a key tool in the Six Sigma process for monitoring and controlling process variation.
• SPC is used to collect and analyze data in real-time to ensure that a process is stable and capable of meeting customer requirements.

• It involves the use of control charts to monitor process performance and identify any special causes of variation.

• SPC helps in identifying and addressing process issue...read more
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It was a online round with apti and coding mcqs and 2 coding questions which were very easy

Q1. Difference between interface and class in java
Ans. 
In Java, a class is a blueprint for creating objects, while an interface is a reference type similar to a class that can contain only constants, method signatures, default methods, static methods, and nested types.
• Classes can have constructors, fields, methods, and can be instantiated to create objects.

• Interfaces cannot be instantiated and can only contain method signatures and constants.

• A class can implement multiple ...read more
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Q2. All the questions in the interview were based on the resume.
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Q1. General and general awareness questions example what are ur goals etc.
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