The technical challenge is an easy algorithm question ( I do know the question is changed depending on years). The format of the test is like contributing to open source, where I needed to fork the challenge repo, worked on it locally, then submitted it on github.
Lots of probing questions about design methods used in projects on my resume. Also a riddle: 3 lights in one room and 3 switches in another room, but you don't know which switch controls which light. You start in the switch room and can do whatever you want with them, then have to go to the light room and determine which switch controls which light.
If you were the star of your HS basketball team
I was given a very interesting puzzle for the last round that I found a little odd given the actual duties of the role. The puzzle goes as follows: You are on a boat in the middle of a lake/ocean/pool (point being that the body of water is contained and no water moves in and out of the system.) On the boat, you are holding a ball. At this state, the water level is L0. Afterwards, you drop the ball into the water and it sinks into the water (fully submerged) until it hits the bottom. Given this change in the system, the water level is recorded as L1. The question is, is L1 less than, equal to, or greater than L0?
Where would a simply supported beam break if loaded from the top at the middle of the beam?
Where would a simply supported beam break if loaded from the top at the middle of the beam?
Whay are you loong for anew position
If you have a gas bottle that starts at 10 bar, and after 1 minute of opening it it gets to 9 bar, then how long does it take to fully drain?
Explain about the projects you have done
How can you design a voting system with a binary tree?
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