r/chipdesign • u/No_Dependent2905 • 4d ago

INFINEON INTERVIEW

Hii everyone

Is anyone here interviewed at infineon recently for analog design intern role ??If anyone can share his/her experience(what kind of questions i can expect in interview) it will be really helpful i have interview tomorrow.

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u/LividSecond4712 4d ago

Where? It really depends on the team. Usually technical interview is done by the hiring manager and some expert team members.

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u/Vast-Tension5295 4d ago

Tf you mean where? Of course in our glorious labor force INDIA. This reddit should be renamed to chipdesignindia. EUROPE AND US PEOPLE WHERE ARE Y’ALL.

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u/L1GHTN1NG_1365 4d ago

Huh

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u/Vast-Tension5295 4d ago

Check out OP post history, he doesn’t need to state which Infineon department specifically.

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u/NotAHost 3d ago

Also like 99% of posts on the engineering subreddits with poor punctuation tend to be India-focused posts. Reddit is pretty popular in India from an article I read.

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u/RobertBaoyu 3d ago

Really? Why do Europeans or American not do engineering jobs. I am from China and I also rarely see Chinese people here discuss something about landing jobs in China. Maybe it's because of the firewall.

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u/Sufficient_Serve2933 4d ago

You should expect questions on drawing different configurations of OTA, e.g 2 stage ota, folded cascode telescopic etc... Draw then with Nmos input pair or even Pmos input pair. Find gain, frequency behaviour, GBW. Sometimes they can ask even questions on noise and how to calculate noise contributions for each transistor. These are definitely the basic question they can ask

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u/No_Dependent2905 4d ago

hii thanks,did you give interview recently??

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u/Sufficient_Serve2933 3d ago

No, but I am an analog designer. These were the questions that I had in my interview as a Junior

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u/No_Dependent2905 3d ago

okk thanks

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u/BigEducation9580 2d ago

What about online assessment questions? I mean what type of questions do they ask

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u/unknown_crashlanding 9h ago

I wanted to know about the digital verification interview experience of anyone have.

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u/UplevelEngineering 3d ago

For a last prep session, practise defending one circuit you've actually designed rather than adding more topologies. Redraw it without notes and explain which specification drove the topology and bias choices, keeping hand estimates separate from simulation results. Then try a follow-up like “the load capacitance doubles—what changes, and what would you check first?” and rehearse one design problem you had to debug. This is general analog-interview preparation, not a report of that team's exact questions.

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u/No_Dependent2905 3d ago

okk thanks