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I applied via Company Website and was interviewed in Apr 2024. There were 2 interview rounds.
(2 Questions)
- Q1. First round was with DFT Head. He seemed little arrogant. Asked me basic DFT questions like wrapper architecture, working and how flops will be handled in case of setup and hold.
- Q2. He also asked me about work I have done
(1 Question)
- Q1. This was 3 hours back to back interview. In first round, All questions were on scan architecture, need of lockup latches, ATPG Basics, compression architecture etc. Second round was more on the challenges ...
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I applied via LinkedIn and was interviewed in Jul 2022. There were 2 interview rounds.
(6 Questions)
- Q1. Total 5 rounds were taken. 1 + 4 hours (back to back rounds). Questions were based on edt configuration and how changing it wil affect my design in terms of coverage and pattern count. How we can debug ser...
- Ans.
Edt configuration: Having more chains will cause less pattern compaction. IF you want to get data for a particular chain u have to send more patterns (Imagine at compressor you want to get data you have to mask all the other chains in the xor gate) hence more patterns needed. If we have single scan cell in a chain then less fault will be covered (only 2 patterns 1 and 0 can be sent). If high number of scan cells are th...
- Q2. Atspeed clock mechanisms. Questions on fault types. Circuit was drawn and I was asked to cover maximum faults for minimum number of patterns (3,5 i/p xor gate was drawn and how I can get s@ 1 s@0 faults fo...
- Q3. Can hold time/setup violation occur at stuckat capture.
- Ans.
Yes, hold time/setup violation can occur at stuckat capture.
Stuck-at faults can cause hold time violations if the data is not held long enough for the capture register to sample it.
Similarly, setup violations can occur if the data is not stable before the capture register samples it.
These violations can be avoided by proper timing constraints and clocking strategies.
For example, adding a delay to the clock signal can e...
- Q4. Why can there be any coverage loss for 100% scan design.
- Ans.
Coverage loss can occur due to test pattern compression, test pattern generation, and test application issues.
Test pattern compression can cause loss of coverage due to the reduction in the number of test patterns.
Test pattern generation can result in coverage loss if the generated patterns do not cover all the faults.
Test application issues such as timing violations or signal integrity problems can also lead to covera...
- Q5. Questions on issues faced during ATPG, GLS coverage analysis.
- Q6. Difference between T3 and T5 violation.
- Ans.
T3 and T5 violations are related to timing constraints in digital circuits.
T3 violation occurs when the data arrives too late at the destination register.
T5 violation occurs when the data arrives too early at the destination register.
T3 and T5 violations can cause setup and hold time violations.
T3 and T5 violations can be fixed by adjusting the timing constraints or by adding delay elements.
Examples of T3 and T5 violat...
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I applied via Referral and was interviewed in May 2022. There was 1 interview round.
(5 Questions)
- Q1. Problems I have faced and how it was solved like drc, simulation issues etc.
- Q2. Loc,los, loes . Questions on pipeline logic. Div by 3 Freq clock generator.
- Q3. Circuit was drawn and I was asked what inputs will create the scenario for s@ 0 s@1 faults.
- Q4. Questions on edt, 1 hot masking. Lock-up latches explanation with drawings
- Q5. Coverage gaps, wrapper cell issues. Issues faced in post silicon
- Ans.
Issues faced in post silicon for DFT Engineer
Coverage gaps can occur due to incomplete testing of certain functionalities
Wrapper cell issues can arise due to incorrect placement or sizing of the cells
Post silicon issues can also include timing violations, power issues, and signal integrity problems
Debugging post silicon issues can be challenging and time-consuming
Interview Preparation Tips
I was interviewed in Sep 2017.
Interview Questionnaire
2 Questions
- Q1. Find the sum of two numbers without using any mathematical operarors.
- Ans.
Use bitwise operations to find the sum of two numbers without using mathematical operators.
Use bitwise XOR to find the sum of two numbers without carrying.
Use bitwise AND and left shift to find the carry.
Repeat the process until there is no carry left.
- Q2. Delete a node from linked list when we are given a reference to the node. But the head pointer is not given.
- Ans.
To delete a node from a linked list when only given a reference to the node, we can copy the data of the next node to the given node and delete the next node.
Copy the data of the next node to the given node
Update the next pointer of the given node to skip the next node
Delete the next node
Interview Preparation Tips
Tips: Strong understanding and thorough knowledge of C programming.
College Name: IIT Madras
Skills evaluated in this interview
I was interviewed in Nov 2016.
Interview Questionnaire
8 Questions
- Q1. A random number will be given as input to system,write a program to detect its data type(int or float ) without using size of function
- Q2. General hr questions
- Q3. Once again general hr interview questions
- Q4. 1.given a large rectangle
- Ans.
Need more context. What needs to be done with the large rectangle?
What are the dimensions of the rectangle?
Is it a 2D or 3D object?
What is the context of the problem?
Are there any constraints or limitations?
What tools or programming languages can be used?
- Q5. You will be given dimensions of a bigger rectangle and smaller rectangle,derive a formula to get how many smaller rectangles fit into the bigger rectangle
- Ans.
Derive a formula to determine how many smaller rectangles fit into a bigger rectangle given their dimensions.
Calculate the number of times the smaller rectangle can fit into the bigger rectangle horizontally and vertically
Divide the width of the bigger rectangle by the width of the smaller rectangle to get the horizontal count
Divide the height of the bigger rectangle by the height of the smaller rectangle to get the ve...
- Q6. How many points are required to draw a rectangle
- Ans.
At least 4 points are required to draw a rectangle.
A rectangle has 4 sides and 4 corners, so at least 4 points are needed to define those corners.
The points must be arranged in a specific order to form a closed shape with 4 sides.
Additional points can be used to add details or modify the shape of the rectangle.
The number of points required may vary depending on the software or tool used to draw the rectangle.
- Q7. What will be the new coordinates of a rectangle points if rectangle length and breadth is scaled and write a program to calculate the coordinates of corner points of scaled rectangle
- Ans.
Answering how to calculate new coordinates of a scaled rectangle and providing a program for it.
To calculate new coordinates, multiply the original coordinates by the scaling factor
Scaling factor can be calculated by dividing the new length/breadth by the original length/breadth
Program can take input of original coordinates, scaling factor, and output new coordinates
Example: Original coordinates: (0,0), (0,5), (5,5), (...
- Q8. Lastly a puzzle: i dont remember the question
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: The test had three sections:
1.aptitude:It was like any other aptitude test,all it takes is a bit of practice to crack all the questions
2.C programming:Basics of c were asked,outputs of some programs,u have to be thorough with concepts of c
3.Electronics:The company hired for both profiles: 1. PDK:software
and 2.Logic library:hardware,so this electronics section was also there,questions are mostly Network analysis,cmos logic,digital logic,vlsi etc
u should have good basics to get the electronics questions of course they are not very hard,but not too easy
Tips: practice aptitude,basics of c programming and also basics of electronics
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Total Questions: 60
Round: Test
Experience: after 1st round i was shortlisted to this technical round,i was asked this question, i suggested that i will convert that number into a string and check whether string has a dot or not to check if it is float or int,the interviewer was not very impressed but was ok and asked few small questions and promoted me to next round
Tips: If u crack test with top marks,the technical rounds will be very easy,because the interviewers do not ask tough questions for people who cracked written test with high marks
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: tell me about yourself,strengths,weakness,three principles u follow in life,etc
Tips: This round depends on you,dont try to bluff something,they will know if u are bluffing,take a breath and speak up ur mind,be confident u can do it
Round: HR Interview
Experience: same questions,but this time less duration,not involving lengthy discussions, i think this round was just for double check
Round: HR Interview
Experience: After the hr round,only seven were shortlist,this interview round was very much easy and they checked my approach to the given problem,they were checking how well i am thinking adding complexities to the given problem
Tips: they did not check my programming ability,but just problem solving skills,so be good at aptitude,by practicing as much as you can
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: after technical interview,4 were shortlisted,so they went for gd round,it was general topic,which checks your general knowledge
Tips: Dont be nervous,just speak what ever you know,never mind language issues
Duration: 20 minutes
Skills: for pdk profile :programming
College Name: NIT Warangal
I applied via Campus Placement
Interview Questionnaire
16 Questions
- Q1. Bridge and torch problem : Four people come to a river in the night. There is a narrow bridge, but it can only hold two people at a time. They have one torch and, because it's night, the torch has to be us...
- Q2. Given an array A[n], write a C program to find P and Q (P>Q) such that A[P] - A[Q] is maximum
- Q3. A pyramid is given many blank spaces. Condition is that number in a cell equals sum of numbers in bottom two cells. Fill the blanks
- Ans.
The question asks to fill the blanks in a pyramid where each number is the sum of the numbers in the bottom two cells.
Start from the bottom row and work your way up, calculating the sum of the numbers in the bottom two cells for each blank space.
Use a loop to iterate through each row and column of the pyramid.
Store the calculated sum in the corresponding blank space.
Repeat the process until all the blanks are filled.
- Q4. What are the basic functions of OS?
- Q5. What is scheduling? List different types of scheduling
- Q6. What is a deadlock? How to know if a deadlock is present?
- Q7. What is Moore's Law?
- Ans.
Moore's Law is the observation that the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit doubles about every two years.
Named after Intel co-founder Gordon Moore
First stated in 1965
Has been a driving force behind technological advancements
Predicts exponential growth in computing power
Has been challenged in recent years due to physical limitations
- Q8. Differentiate between a process and a thread
- Ans.
A process is an instance of a program while a thread is a subset of a process.
A process has its own memory space while threads share memory space
Processes are heavyweight while threads are lightweight
Processes communicate through inter-process communication while threads communicate through shared memory
Examples of processes include web browsers, text editors, etc. while examples of threads include GUI updates, backgro
- Q9. What are the advantages of having multi-core processor?
- Ans.
Multi-core processors provide faster and more efficient computing.
Improved performance and speed
Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously
Reduced power consumption
Better multitasking capabilities
Enhanced user experience
Examples: Intel Core i7, AMD Ryzen 9
- Q10. Tell me about yourself and your family briefly
- Ans.
I am a software engineer with a loving family.
I have been working as a software engineer for 5 years.
My wife is a teacher and we have two children.
We enjoy spending time together outdoors and traveling.
My parents live in a different state but we keep in touch regularly.
Family is very important to me and I prioritize spending time with them.
- Q11. Tell me about your course projects
- Ans.
Developed a web-based project management tool and a mobile app for tracking expenses
Created a responsive UI using React and Bootstrap
Implemented user authentication and authorization using Firebase
Integrated Google Maps API for location tracking in the mobile app
Used Node.js and MongoDB for backend development
Collaborated with a team of four to complete the projects
- Q12. Tell me about your professional experience
- Ans.
I have 5 years of experience in software engineering with expertise in Java and Python.
Developed and maintained web applications using Java and Spring framework
Designed and implemented RESTful APIs using Python and Flask
Worked on database management and optimization using MySQL and MongoDB
Collaborated with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality software products
Participated in code reviews and provided construc
- Q13. What are your academic interests?
- Ans.
My academic interests include computer science, artificial intelligence, and machine learning.
Computer science
Artificial intelligence
Machine learning
- Q14. Explain one CS topic(of your choice) in layman terms
- Ans.
Explain Big O notation
Big O notation is used to describe the time complexity of an algorithm
It helps us understand how the algorithm's performance changes with input size
O(1) means constant time, O(n) means linear time, O(n^2) means quadratic time
We want algorithms with lower Big O values for better performance
- Q15. What are your location preferences?
- Ans.
I am open to relocation based on the job opportunity and growth prospects.
Open to relocation for the right opportunity
Willing to move for career growth
Flexible with location based on job requirements
- Q16. Would you like to have a pizza slice? ;)
- Ans.
Yes, I would love to have a pizza slice!
I am a big fan of pizza and would never say no to a slice!
Pizza is the perfect food for any occasion, whether it's a quick lunch or a late-night snack.
I particularly enjoy pepperoni and mushroom pizza, but I'm open to trying new toppings as well.
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Questions were of average difficulty but lengthy. The test was conducted between 7:30 PM and 9 PM. I had a long day so it was a little tiresome.
Tips: Time is of importance. I suggest you to quickly browse through all the questions and pick the easy ones beforehand instead of being stuck on a single difficult question.
Duration: 90 minutes
Total Questions: 60
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: I found the questions easy so I was able to answer them all.
Tips: Don't just think in your mind. Think out loud so that the interviewer can correct you.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Interviewer was friendly. It was like talking with a friend.
Tips: Keep it short and brief. It's fine even if your English is not good. (Mine wasn't )
General Tips: Be cool and calm. If you don't know something, admit it. You can come back to it later.
Skill Tips: No need to go very deep. Just know the basics properly.
Skills: Puzzle Solving Capability, Computer Organisation, Operating System Basics, Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Basics, C Programming, Aptitude
Duration: 2
College Name: IIT Madras
Motivation: Qualcomm is an industry leader in mobile hardware. The work profile suited me well.
Funny Moments: The nice HR lady offered me a pizza slice.
Skills evaluated in this interview
Niranjhana Narayanan
I applied via Campus Placement and was interviewed in Dec 2016. There were 5 interview rounds.
Interview Questionnaire
2 Questions
- Q1. Why UDP and not TCP in project
- Ans.
UDP is preferred over TCP in this project due to its low latency and lightweight nature.
UDP is a connectionless protocol, which means it does not establish a direct connection between the sender and receiver.
UDP is faster than TCP as it does not have the overhead of establishing and maintaining a connection.
UDP is suitable for applications where real-time data transmission is crucial, such as video streaming or online ...
- Q2. How would you clear the 7th bit in a 32 bit register
- Ans.
To clear the 7th bit in a 32-bit register, perform a bitwise AND operation with a mask that has all bits set to 1 except the 7th bit.
Create a mask with the 7th bit set to 0 and all other bits set to 1
Perform a bitwise AND operation between the register and the mask
Store the result back in the register
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Questions were based on C concepts, given piece of code, find error, output, etc then data structures, bit manipulation, a few aptitude questions were also there (around 5-7).
Tips: Practice aptitude, C, data structures (geeksforgeeks.org is a good source).
Duration: 1 hour
Total Questions: 30
Round: Technical + HR Interview
Experience: I was asked to explain project in detail, I had done projects on embedded, so was asked about that, details like what fields did you use in that structure, why this implementation and not some related other. Memory management, network communications, operating systems. Then questions on C concepts like memory allocation, function pointers, then data structures like linked lists, then bit manipulation in registers. Questions from electrical coursework. Then later, why higher studies, would you still go for higher studies if you had a good job at a company, why etc.
Tips: Be thorough with C (know your Kernighan & Ritchie) and be prepared to go into details about your projects.
Skills: C, Data Structures, Coursework Understanding, Project And Internship
College Name: IIT Madras
Skills evaluated in this interview
Sandeep B V
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: The first consisted of an online test which had an aptitude section which was pretty simply and then a programming section consisting of three different programs. The programs were logical required basic knowledge of array, sorting and a little bit of data structures.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Around 13 of us were shortlisted for the interview round, B.Tech and M.Tech included. The interview round was mostly interactive, where we had to mention about the various interns that we went through. A few programming questions were asked based on topics which we were comfortable with.
Tips: Just get used to coding, data structures and basic aptitude. GRE preparation as such helped me.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Finally there was a HR round in which I was asked as to why I would like to work in Samsung R&D and general things about interests and future plans. On the whole Samsung took 3 B.Tech students and 2 M.Tech students when they came for placements apart from PPOs.
General Tips: Personally I feel that one should apply in only those companies in which they are sure of having job satisfaction. So don't apply to companies which you are not interested in just for the sake of having a backup because once you are placed you do not have a second chance.
Do not get dejected if you do not get through in the first few tries. Keep your hopes up and be confident when ever you get to interview rounds. Try to be assertive when giving answers. It is some times exhausting to go through placements but the moment you get placed you will have the best feeling ever.
Skill Tips: Just chill and take the test. Once you clear the online test, irrespective of your pointer if you have a good profile you can convince the interviewers.
Skills:
College Name: NIT Surathkal
I was interviewed before Apr 2021.
(7 Questions)
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
Technical Interview round with questions on OOPS and OS mainly.
- Q1. What are Little Endian and Big Endian in the context of computer architecture?
- Ans.
Little Endian and Big Endian refer to the order in which bytes are stored in computer memory.
Little Endian stores the least significant byte first, while Big Endian stores the most significant byte first.
Little Endian is commonly used in x86 architecture, while Big Endian is used in architectures like SPARC and PowerPC.
Endianness can affect data transmission between systems with different byte orders.
- Q2. Write a program to determine if your system is little-endian or big-endian.
- Ans.
Program to determine system's endianness
Check the endianness by storing a multi-byte integer and checking the byte order
Use bitwise operations to extract the least significant byte
If the least significant byte is at the lowest memory address, it's little-endian
If the least significant byte is at the highest memory address, it's big-endian
- Q3. What is the volatile keyword in programming?
- Ans.
The volatile keyword in programming is used to indicate that a variable's value can be changed unexpectedly.
Volatile keyword is used in multithreaded programming to prevent compiler optimizations on variables that can be changed by other threads.
It tells the compiler not to cache the variable's value in a register, ensuring that every access is made to the variable's memory location.
Commonly used in embedded systems pr...
- Q4. What is the use of a function pointer in C?
- Ans.
Function pointers in C are used to store the address of functions, allowing for dynamic function calls and callbacks.
Function pointers can be used to implement callbacks in event-driven programming.
They can be used to switch between different functions at runtime.
Function pointers are commonly used in implementing data structures like function pointers in an array of function pointers.
Example: void (*funcPtr)(int) = &a
- Q5. Design a data structure to implement multi-threading.
- Ans.
Design a data structure for multi-threading
Use a thread-safe queue to manage tasks for each thread
Implement a lock or semaphore to control access to shared resources
Consider using condition variables for synchronization
Use atomic operations for shared variables to prevent race conditions
- Q6. What does a kernel do?
- Ans.
The kernel is the core component of an operating system that manages system resources and provides a bridge between software and hardware.
Manages system resources such as CPU, memory, and I/O devices
Provides a bridge between software applications and hardware components
Handles tasks such as process scheduling, memory management, and device drivers
Controls communication between hardware and software layers
- Q7. What is a storage class in programming?
- Ans.
A storage class in programming defines the scope and lifetime of variables.
Storage classes include auto, register, static, and extern.
Auto variables are created when a function is called and destroyed when the function ends.
Register variables are stored in CPU registers for faster access.
Static variables retain their value between function calls.
Extern variables are declared outside of any function and can be accessed
Round duration - 30 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
HR round with typical behavioral problems.
Interview Preparation Tips
Tip 1 : Must do Previously asked Interview as well as Online Test Questions.
Tip 2 : Go through all the previous interview experiences from Codestudio and Leetcode.
Tip 3 : Do at-least 2 good projects and you must know every bit of them.
Tip 1 : Have at-least 2 good projects explained in short with all important points covered.
Tip 2 : Every skill must be mentioned.
Tip 3 : Focus on skills, projects and experiences more.
Skills evaluated in this interview
Shubham Srivastava
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Written round: One programming question of 3 hours duration.All test cases were to passed.
Duration: 3 hours minutes
Total Questions: 1
Round: Technical Interview
Experience:
There were two rounds : tech PI and HR round.
A.Tech. PI: Firstly,interviewer went through my whole resume.He started asking questions from project done during summer internship.Questions were:
1.What is he project about?
2.Difference between 3G and 4G.
3.What is the aim of this research internship?
4.How much was i able to complete in two months?(I told that i am continuing as major project,since in two months time i could not get desired result).
Then, he went onto programming language i was comfortable. I answered C.
1.sizeof("shubham")
strlen("shubham")
I was asked to write output.Output would be 8 and 7. He asked why. Basic concepts should be clear.
2.Storage Classes in C-asked me concept and gave some questions to write output.
3.Constant pointers and pointers to constant. Asked to write output of snippets he gave.
4.malloc,caloc,realloc,free-syntax
5.Questions on pointers.
Basic concepts of let us C were asked mostly,that book is enough . Also see, GEEKSFORGEEKS, C section.
Operating System: Mutex and Semaphore,critical Section, Scheduling algorithms, Producer-Consumer Problem.
(Data Structures was not asked to me but others.)
Puzzles:
1. Maximum run a batsman can make in 50 overs.
2.There are 10 coins. 5 face head side and 5 as tail. You are blind folded.Make two piles of equal number of coins such that number of head in equal in both the piles.
Assumption:You can flip coin any number of times.
Question: Why do you want to join Samsung ,though placed in other company?
Questions: Any plans of future studies. I answered 'NO' only job.
Last question: Any question I would like to ask them. I asked what work would be doing in R&D. He explained me a lot of things.
Tips: 1.Be thorough with your project(done during internship or training) . You should be able to answer almost all the questions.
2.Study operating system very well if you plan to sit in samsung R&D.
3.Data structures and any one programming language.
4.Prepare puzzles as it can be asked by anyone. See programmerinterview.com etc.
5.Refer samsung archives of GEEKSFORGEEKS . Interview questions were mostly covering those.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: 1.Introduce yourself.
2.How would your friends describe you?
3.Tell the recent experiences of which makes you initiative.(i told that i am initiative,then he asked that question. So be ready with the examples,when u say any of your qualities.)
4.What is your weakness?
5.Puzzles.He asked me to fill the numbers from 1 to 8 in these 8 boxes, one number exactly once, such that no two consecutive elements are
adjacent(diagonally, horizontally or vertically) to each other.
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6.Which places in India have you been?
Skills: Solving Logic Puzzles, Basic C/C++, Data Structures, Operating Systems
College Name: NIT Raipur
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