I received an invitation for a face-to-face interview through my college's career services website. I interviewed with two representatives on-campus and the interview lasted 30-40 minutes. The interview was meant to be behavioral but ended up having shades of a technical interview because of some of the things I mentioned. In my opinion, I think this helped me stand out. I received an invitation for a phone interview a few weeks later. The phone interview was behavioral, lasted about 30 minutes. The interviewer wanted to find out more about the projects I'd been involved in and what kinds of roles I played. A couple of weeks after that I gave another phone interview. This interview seemed fairly pointless as I found myself answering the same questions as before. In any case, all the interviews went off very well. I expected a call to visit Columbus, IN, next. A couple of weeks later, when I did get the call, I was simply shocked to have been extended a full-time offer. I received all the official documents a week later. The offer was better than what I expected and I accepted it.

they asked questions about analog circuitry, small signal sampling, AD/DA, noise processing, Biploar Transistor (NPN and PNP), Field-Effect Transistor(high input impedance, cutoff V_GS < V_th (threshold voltage), linear, and saturation),