Analog Devices QA Engineer interview experience

No offer

Hard

Positive

IndiaPosted Apr 2021 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My interview lasted about five hours with five different people, and it moved through a pretty broad technical range.

I started with basics around CMOS and power dissipation, then the questions shifted into DFT and fault models. After that, the conversation turned more subjective, focusing again on topics like op-amp and networks.

The fourth interviewer covered C++ and digital electronics, and the final part brought it back to my mtech project so they could connect the discussion to what I’d worked on. Each section felt like it tested a different slice of technical competency rather than repeating the same themes.

Difficulty was high, and I didn’t receive an offer. What stayed with me was how “all-in” the

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