Nash Industries Business Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Cite an example where you have shown excellence.
Ans. Mention the area where you feel you excel at. Give details of work carried out.
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Q1. Define how you will solve a design challenge
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To solve a design challenge, I would follow a systematic approach and involve stakeholders for input and feedback.
• Understand the problem and gather requirements

• Research and analyze existing solutions

• Brainstorm and generate multiple design ideas

• Create prototypes and gather feedback

• Iterate and refine the design based on feedback

• Collaborate with stakeholders for final approval
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Q1. Expected salary for this role
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Q1. Do not consider this company as your carrier options refrain from applying even for a interview
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Q2. No not at all
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Q1. Very bad culture they do not even ask your past experience the management does not think they just offer a lucrative package and once a person enters the system they start exploiting the carrier of the per...read more
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Q1. Role and responsibilities for Previous job?
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Managed quality control processes, conducted inspections, analyzed data, and implemented improvements.
• Managed quality control processes to ensure products met standards

• Conducted inspections to identify defects and non-conformities

• Analyzed data to track quality metrics and trends

• Implemented improvements based on analysis findings

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to address quality issues
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Q2. Willingness to work in shift.
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Yes, I am willing to work in shifts as required for the role of Quality Engineer.
• I understand the importance of round-the-clock quality control in manufacturing processes.

• I am flexible and adaptable to changing work schedules.

• I have previous experience working in shifts and have proven my ability to perform well during non-traditional hours.
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Q1. Asked GD&T for actual shop-floor drawing?
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Q2. How will you commute daily?
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I will commute daily by car, as it is the most convenient and reliable mode of transportation for me.
• I will drive my own car to work

• I will take the highway to avoid traffic

• I will carpool with a colleague who lives nearby
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Q1. Instruments related
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Q2. List count of vernier
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The count of vernier refers to the number of vernier scales present in a measurement tool.
• Vernier calipers typically have one vernier scale for measuring length.

• Micrometers may have multiple vernier scales for different units of measurement.

• Counting the number of vernier scales can help determine the precision of the measurement tool.
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Q1. Expected salary
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My expected salary is based on my experience, skills, industry standards, and the responsibilities of the role.
• Consider my years of experience in the industry

• Take into account the specific skills and qualifications I bring to the role

• Research industry standards for similar positions

• Factor in the responsibilities and expectations of the job
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Q2. Why you want to join JNS?
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Q1. Quality Assurance
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Q2. Quality Related
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Q1. About ur current profile questions nd technical questions
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Q1. Flow of complete PCB design
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The flow of complete PCB design involves schematic design, component placement, routing, design verification, and manufacturing.
• Schematic design: Create a schematic diagram of the circuit layout.

• Component placement: Position components on the PCB layout.

• Routing: Connect the components using traces on the PCB.

• Design verification: Check for errors and ensure functionality.

• Manufacturing: Prepare the design for production.
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Q2. Pcb assembly in speedometer
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PCB assembly in speedometer involves soldering electronic components onto a printed circuit board to ensure accurate readings.
• Ensure proper placement of components on the PCB

• Use soldering techniques to securely attach components

• Test the functionality of the speedometer after assembly

• Follow manufacturer's guidelines for assembly process
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Q3. Pcb work in speedometer in full function tester
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PCB work in speedometer involves designing and implementing the circuitry for accurate speed measurement and display in a full function tester.
• Designing PCB layout for speedometer circuitry

• Implementing accurate speed measurement sensors

• Integrating display functionality in full function tester

• Testing and calibrating speedometer functionality
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Pcb knowledge in smt and psmt department