Embedded Hardware Intern interview practice at Ninetynine Labs
25 questions · 45 minutes · ₹25
Practice for the Embedded Hardware Intern opening at Ninetynine Labs: questions from its job description on Analog & digital electronics, Basic circuit design, Microcontrollers and embedded systems, Sensors and hardware interfaces, and on your CV.
Take the Embedded Hardware Intern test
What it covers
- Analog & digital electronics
- Basic circuit design
- Microcontrollers and embedded systems
- Sensors and hardware interfaces
- PCB fundamentals
- Reading schematics and datasheets
- Using basic lab equipment
- Debugging hardware
- Embedded Hardware Intern fundamentals
- Projects on your CV
Interview format
- Questions: 25 questions — 15 multiple choice, 4 predict-the-output, 4 short answer, 2 from your CV
- Time: 45 minutes, timed from the first question
- Difficulty: Beginner
- Skill area: DevOps & cloud
- Price: ₹25 a test
How Ninetynine Labs interviews
The engineering interviews likely focus on systems and fundamentals, particularly in embedded systems, firmware development, and hardware design. Candidates are expected to demonstrate knowledge of communication protocols, microcontroller programming, and hardware debugging.
Frequently asked questions
- How many questions are in the Embedded Hardware Intern test?
- 25 questions (15 multiple choice, 4 predict-the-output, 4 short answer, 2 from your CV), with 45 minutes to answer them.
- What does the Embedded Hardware Intern test cover?
- Analog & digital electronics, Basic circuit design, Microcontrollers and embedded systems, Sensors and hardware interfaces, PCB fundamentals, Reading schematics and datasheets, Using basic lab equipment, Debugging hardware, Embedded Hardware Intern fundamentals, Projects on your CV.
- Is the Embedded Hardware Intern test free?
- It costs ₹25 a test, paid per test with no subscription. Prices in Indian rupees (INR).
- What level is the Embedded Hardware Intern test?
- Beginner, in DevOps & cloud.
- How does Ninetynine Labs interview?
- The engineering interviews likely focus on systems and fundamentals, particularly in embedded systems, firmware development, and hardware design. Candidates are expected to demonstrate knowledge of communication protocols, microcontroller programming, and hardware debugging.