The interviewing process begun from a telephone interview, where basics about boolean algebra, registers setup and hold time, and questions about frequency limitations were asked. After this, a face-to-face interview was scheduled (the transportation expenses were paid by them). The face-to-face interview itself went well; the interviewer was a nice person, always kind and thoughtful. He asked to design a 4-bit circular shift using flip-flops, with "0001" pattern. After this, he asked to implement a state machine using those filp-flops... A second problem was to implement a state machine and identify the states for a road cross semaphores. Final problem was to find a solution for a spinning disk, where a rotation direction and speed is required to be known. The last part of the interview consisted of showing my personal projects and asking question about the job.

An initial CV review including an introduction to the company and the role, followed by a high quality technical interview consisting of a number of in-depth component, and a final HR interview.