Apple’s Firmware interviews are specific to team and hence no one can tell for sure what kind of questions they will ask. From my experience of working at Apple in the Display Firmware team, I would say brush up your RTOS basics, look at Geeksforgeeks, practice Leetcode but not like some hardcore algorithm but more like for bringing up your coding. Good luck!
Thank you. I’ve read somewhere that on-site consists of 8-9 rounds. Is that the case? Or usual 4-5 rounds?
And of that, how many rounds would be live coding?
Unfortunately that would also be depended on team. But generally speaking one or two screening round, first full day onsite with at least 5-6 round with 3-5 coding round and possibly final 1 hour round with D or Sr. D. Again, it’s all team dependent. But at least the people who will interview are more likely going to be working with you if you join (unlike Meta where people who interview you are more likely NOT going to be working with you).
Apple’s Firmware interviews are specific to team and hence no one can tell for sure what kind of questions they will ask. From my experience of working at Apple in the Display Firmware team, I would say brush up your RTOS basics, look at Geeksforgeeks, practice Leetcode but not like some hardcore algorithm but more like for bringing up your coding. Good luck!
Thank you. I’ve read somewhere that on-site consists of 8-9 rounds. Is that the case? Or usual 4-5 rounds? And of that, how many rounds would be live coding?
Unfortunately that would also be depended on team. But generally speaking one or two screening round, first full day onsite with at least 5-6 round with 3-5 coding round and possibly final 1 hour round with D or Sr. D. Again, it’s all team dependent. But at least the people who will interview are more likely going to be working with you if you join (unlike Meta where people who interview you are more likely NOT going to be working with you).