I had advanced software engineering questions from two technical interviewers, but the questions were well structured and fairly assessed my ability to structure and write code in an R+D environment. The worst is when you're in a technical interview and the technical interviewer has something to prove for whatever reason. This couldn't be further from the case at Yahoo! Even on the technical side, I was being tested as to my ability to collaborative meaningfully on technical topics while maintaining a high level of individual contribution. Whether the question was about software or other topics, the intention from the interviewer was always the right one.
Senior Research Scientist Interview Questions
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Typical questions about your Battery knowledge.
Q: Briefly explain your research background based on your education and studies?
general questions, what I know about the company and their pipeline, followed by some questions about project planning and execution, and some technical questions about flowcytometry, gamma/delta T cells, protein/antibody production, and development of CART. Also some personality time questions; how would your colleges describe you in 3 words and why?
Two pointer algorithm. Linear regression.
I was asked what my most relevant work related failure was or my greatest weakness.
In an undirected connected graph G = (N, A), an Euler tour is a walk that starts at some node, visits each arc exactly once, and returns to the starting node. A graph is Eulerian if it contains an Euler tour. Show that in an Eulerian graph, the degree of every node is even. Next, show that if every node in a connected graph has an even degree, the graph is Eulerian. Establish the second result by describing an O(m) algorithm for determining whether a graph is Eulerian and, if so, will construct an Euler tour. (Hint: Describe an algorithm that decomposes any graph with only even-degree nodes into a collection of arc-disjoint cycles, and then converts the cycles into an Euler tour.)
At the beginning of a dinner party, several participants shake hands with each other. Show that the participants that shook hands an odd number of times must be even in number.
Tell me about your experience with statistical analysis.
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