Firstly, there were a couple of general questions, e.g. why I was interested, why I think I would be a good fit, etc., followed by technical questions. The technical questions were broken down into 3 categories: Biology/Life Sciences, Programming and Statistics. The easier questions included "What's the difference between DNA and RNA?", "What is a p-value?" and "What programming language would use to do [blank]?", and became more difficult or focused from there for each category.
How do you adjust to (quickly-)changing goals and demands of your organization?
Why did you apply for this position?
When did you start learning computational skills?
Questions pertaining to my resume
Simple questions related to technical aspects of your past research and motivation and interest in researching the current position.
Asked about experirnce with modelling stress in silicon wafers, experience with STARR FEA software.
Basic heat Transfer Questions
Salary Desired? Contribution to projects? Show me your project file?
"Can you describe a project where you used computational design to solve a complex architectural challenge? What tools and methodologies did you apply?" "How do you balance creative design intentions with technical constraints when working on computational workflows in a collaborative team environment?"
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