Lutron Electronics Embedded Engineer interview experience

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United StatesPosted Nov 2024 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My process had three rounds, with the last two running for about two hours each.

The interview flow was very much about embedded fundamentals mixed with simple-to-middling technical problems that felt close to what they actually build. Early on, I was given a set of classic light-and-switch questions, including the three lightbulbs / three switches riddle about figuring out which switch controlled which bulb.

From there, the technical work leaned heavily into C and memory concepts. I spent time debugging pointer-related behavior, and I also had to reason about what a snippet of code would print, especially around pointers and references. There were also practical

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