L&T Technology Services Embedded Engineer interview experience

The first round focused on core concepts and coding, and then I had a manager-led conversation where the discussion stayed anchored to my resume and project experience. That round was more about how I’d worked, what I’d built, and how I’d explain what I’d done.

The next step was a more client-facing round. Overall, the technical part didn’t drift into random theory; it stayed aligned with the embedded role and what I had listed. The questions leaned on C and core embedded concepts, and I remember the difficulty feeling average—challenging enough to matter, but not like a puzzle competition.