Designer Interview Questions

I'm not a developer but I have had no problems understanding and learning code and very comfortable with understanding and modifying code.

I am not a developer, but I have had coding experience. I studied Java, Python, and to a lesser degree HTML and CSS and JavaScript. The coding experience I had allows me to understand code and easily make minor modifications if needed.

Interview was very relaxed. Mainly talked about my past experiences

Latch clocks data in based on the voltage level. Flipflop is edge triggered.

Obviously, do not answer with the words "money" in it or anything like that. Answer it in a fashion that would make you stand out from the crowd and make you different. Talk about something specific about that company if you can because that will likely get you bonus points. Know as much as you can about the company for this question. Like how your skills will suit the mission and vision of the company and how you think you can improve the company with what you see with them. I think Matrikon likes team players, so make sure it's a company oriented answer, even though it's about you.

Careful how you answer this one, and make sure to spin it in a positive way. Not in a way to disguise it as a positive, though. I suggest to take a true weakness, but then emphasize what you've done to overcome it, like courses, or things you have done to try to change this behavior.

Turn on two switches, wait for 5 min and turn off one of the switch. Go to the room - 1.One bulb still lit, this corresponds to the switch which is still ON 2. Check the other two non-lit bulbs: the one which is still hot corresponds to the switch you just turned off. 3. The bulb which is non-lit and "cold" corresponds to the third switch you never touched.

So the answers depend on your experience of depth of knowledge mostly revolving around DSP tools and techniques and digital design

I told them it was one of my strengths. This seemed to be an important asset for their Game Designers.