Yokogawa Associate Technical Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Like what you do and your skills
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Q2. Can you work or have experience on this tool and software
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Q1. About Autosar Architecture
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Q2. Aspice process in Automotive Development
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Aspice process is a quality management standard used in automotive development to ensure compliance with industry regulations.
• Aspice stands for Automotive SPICE (Software Process Improvement and Capability Determination)

• It focuses on improving software development processes in the automotive industry

• Aspice helps organizations to assess and improve their software development processes based on a set of best practices an...read more
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Q1. Be clear of what you mention in the resume
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Q2. Have in depth knowledge of topics mentioned in the resume
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Basic aptitude test

Group discussion normal

Q1. Self introduction
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Q2. Work experience
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Q3. What about this company
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Q4. Role ade regulation
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Q5. Safety most important that expansion
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Safety should always be prioritized over expansion to ensure the well-being of employees and customers.
• Safety of employees and customers should be the top priority for any organization.

• Expanding without ensuring safety measures can lead to accidents and harm.

• Investing in safety measures can prevent costly incidents and maintain a positive reputation.

• Prioritizing safety shows a commitment to the well-being of all stakeh...read more
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Q1. Basic devops, support, db questions
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Q1. Overall experience, scenario based
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Q1. Why want to join?
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Q1. C programing embedded concepts
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Q2. Stack v/s heap explanation
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Stack is used for static memory allocation, while heap is used for dynamic memory allocation.
• Stack is faster than heap because of its memory allocation and deallocation process.

• Stack has limited size and memory is managed in a Last In First Out (LIFO) manner.

• Heap has a larger size and memory is managed in a more complex way, allowing for dynamic memory allocation.

• Variables stored on the stack have a limited scope, whil...read more
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Q1. Basic question from c/c++ and embedded
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Q1. Basic question from c/c++/ embedded systems
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Q1. General hr discussion
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