The hiring manager started with an interesting question. He had a circuit drawn on his board and asked me to analyze it. It was a discrete (i.e. no ICs) linear voltage regulator. He wanted to know what the circuit's function was, asked me to describe how it worked and wanted me to pick some values to hit a target output voltage and then justify my choices.
What is vswr?
What i did at honeywell
Can you tell us about your background and experience relevant to the position you applied for at Bouygues? What interests you about working for Bouygues, and why did you choose to apply for this particular role? How familiar are you with Bouygues and its projects? Can you share any insights or research you've done about the company?
If you were in the cashier and you ring up an item that rings up $19.99, the customer says its $17.99 on the shelf..you go back to check and the shelf says $19.99, what would you do?
Could you have done anything to fix things before leaving?
They had some questions relating to different kinds of problem solving. Some where practical and others where theoretical.
Defines Circuits symbols and read components and do some solutions on current with resistors.
What is your experience in electronics?
what's the biggest thing in electronics right now
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