Siemens Healthcare Design Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Previous Experience
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Q2. Design Knowledge
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Q3. Personally Based
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Q1. Domain Knowledge Formal Testing
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Q2. Lab Management Quality Assurance Design Assurance
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Q3. Dv, TMV R&D Testing Mechanical
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Q1. Salary Negotiation
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General maths reasoning etc

Q1. Basics of electrical and electronics, projects
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Collections : write code to show that you are well versed in Java collections

Q1. Some questions about my future plans within the company, and why I was leaving the current one
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Q1. What is the use of button when link can submit the form?
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Buttons are used for actions within the form, while links are used for navigation.
• Buttons can trigger JavaScript functions or perform form validation before submission

• Buttons can have different styles and behaviors compared to links

• Buttons are more accessible for users with disabilities
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Q1. How do you optimize a SQL procedure with 5000 lines in code?
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Optimize a SQL procedure with 5000 lines of code by identifying bottlenecks and implementing performance improvements.
• Identify and analyze the most time-consuming parts of the procedure

• Optimize queries by adding appropriate indexes, rewriting queries, or using query hints

• Break down the procedure into smaller, more manageable parts

• Use temporary tables or table variables to reduce the amount of data processed at once

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Q2. Keep SQL procedures short, use multiple small procedure with specific functionality being used, avoid use of temp tables and Joins, use select statements wisely. do not use sub queries, do not use dynamic ...read more
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To optimize SQL procedures, keep them short, use small procedures with specific functionality, avoid temp tables and joins, use select statements wisely, avoid subqueries and dynamic SQL.
• Break down complex procedures into smaller ones with specific functionality

• Avoid using temporary tables and joins whenever possible

• Use select statements wisely to retrieve only the necessary data

• Avoid subqueries and find alternative ap...read more
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. You are perfect fit and you are hires
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