I won't give away the questions, but my team cared a lot about issues that are important in multi-threaded programming. These were general, fundamental parallel programming questions. No questions were CUDA specific. In fact, basic knowledge of a specific parallel programming framework (like OpenMP) would not help much. The questions were fair and the interviewers were nice.
Situational questions: like a time you persuaded to do a work or got criticized or criticized someone.
What is something special you bring to the table for this role?
What do you know about crystallography?
Not even got one , as they didn't call for .
1. Describe your coding experiences. 2. What interests you about consulting?
Why are you interested in this position?
What are the technical problems I faced and how did I overcome them
Why I was interested in leaving my current role.
What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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