Brose India Automotive Systems Senior Software Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Besic question on Earlier Project, CAN protocol, UDS and CAPL
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Q1. Salary Discussion Only
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Q1. Can and can fd difference
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Can and Can FD are two different communication protocols used in automotive industry for Controller Area Network (CAN) bus systems.
• CAN (Controller Area Network) is a standard communication protocol used in automotive industry for high-speed communication between electronic control units (ECUs).

• CAN FD (Flexible Data-rate) is an enhanced version of CAN protocol that allows for higher data rates and larger data payloads.

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Q2. Set a bit with out using shift operations
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Use bitwise OR operation to set a bit without using shift operations.
• Use bitwise OR operator (|) with a mask to set a specific bit.

• For example, to set the 3rd bit of a number 'num', you can do: num = num | (1 << 2).
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Questions on DBMS, CN and OS

Q1. What's a view in SQL
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A view in SQL is a virtual table that is based on the result of a query. It can be used to simplify complex queries and provide a logical representation of data.
• A view is created by using the CREATE VIEW statement in SQL.

• It is defined by a query that retrieves data from one or more tables.

• Views can be used to hide complexity and provide a simplified interface to the underlying data.

• They can also be used to restrict acc...read more
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Q2. How a kernel works in OS
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The kernel is the core component of an operating system that manages system resources and provides a bridge between hardware and software.
• The kernel is loaded into memory during the boot process.

• It manages memory, processes, and device drivers.

• It provides system calls for applications to interact with hardware.

• Examples of kernels include Linux kernel, Windows NT kernel, and macOS kernel.
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Q3. What happens when you delete files in Linux
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When files are deleted in Linux, they are not immediately removed from the disk but rather marked as available for reuse.
• Deleting a file in Linux removes its entry from the file system's directory structure.

• The file's data blocks are not immediately erased but are marked as available for reuse.

• The file's inode, which contains metadata about the file, is also marked as available for reuse.

• Until the space occupied by the...read more
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Q1. Previous Experiences
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Q2. Relevance to current Job Description
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My skills and experience align perfectly with the job description.
• I have experience in all the required programming languages and tools.

• I have worked on similar projects in the past.

• I am familiar with the industry standards and best practices.

• I am a quick learner and can adapt to new technologies easily.
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Q3. Joining Dates and Salary expectations
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Q1. Detailed explanation of responsibilities in previous jobs
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Q2. Understanding of Technical skills with examples
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Q3. Experiences with Agile processes
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I have extensive experience working with Agile methodologies.
• I have worked in Scrum and Kanban teams, using JIRA and Trello for project management.

• I have participated in daily stand-up meetings, sprint planning, and retrospectives.

• I have experience with continuous integration and delivery, using tools such as Jenkins and GitLab.

• I have worked in cross-functional teams, collaborating with product owners, designers, and Q...read more
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Q4. How would your previous manager / colleagues rate you?
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Arithmetic, reasoning, English

Q1. Is your coching in progress
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Q1. Tell me about yourself Basics of CAN More questions on UDS
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Q2. Experience related to previous company Questions on Testing Concepts
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Q1. Explain V Cycle of SDLC.
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V Cycle is a software development model where each phase is represented by a downward and upward slope forming a V shape.
• Requirements are gathered at the top left of the V, followed by design, implementation, testing, and deployment.

• Each phase has a corresponding testing phase to ensure quality at every step.

• The V Cycle allows for early detection and correction of defects.

• It is also known as the Verification and Valida
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Q2. What are the testing strategies?
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Testing strategies are methods used to ensure software quality and identify defects.
• Types of testing include unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing.

• Other strategies include manual testing, automated testing, regression testing, and performance testing.

• Testing can also involve black box testing, white box testing, and gray box testing.

• Exploratory testing, usability testing, and securit...read more
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