10-26-2006 08:21 AM
10-26-2006 09:36 AM
One of the better companies I worked for had a written test as part of my interview. Mostly associate developer-level stuff.
Another company simply asked "do you know LabVIEW"? I said "yes". That was it.
Both companies made offers.
10-26-2006 11:58 AM
10-27-2006 03:11 AM
Usually, a multiple choice written test on LabVIEW functions and code snippets would be the warm up!
Subsequent interview sessions would depend on what kind of domain does that company work on.
So do a bit of check on what kind of projects does that company specialize in and anticipate questions on LabVIEW programming techniques, Functions and Tools pertaining to that domain
Hope this Helps,
Regards,
Dev
10-27-2006 09:02 AM
Thanks everyone for your tips. I like to try to be prepared and avoid surprises. I have been using various architectures and I am all most ready for the cld exam just need to do the practice exams.
Brian
CLAD
10-27-2006 11:09 AM
Two mistakes that I made while interviewing for my current position.
1) LabVIEW is spelled "LabVIEW".
2) The Virtual Instruments developed in LabVIEW are "Vee-Eyes" and not "Vies".
Ben
06-08-2007 08:10 AM
Here it goes
1.Prepare a brief note of different types of NI hardware you used in all your projects.
2.have a basic idea about communication like RS 232,GPIB,CAN,etc
3.Comapre Labview versions and whats new in each version
4.Make yourself equip with whichever material you can read on NI site
Thats it!
Then ask for a bigggggggggggggggg money
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Good Luck!
06-08-2007 10:37 AM
PaulG. wrote:Another company simply asked "do you know LabVIEW"? I said "yes". That was it.
I can relate to that as well. I was asked if I knew anything about LabVIEW and if I had actually used it...one of my freshmen level engineering classes talked about LabVIEW so I replied "yes". The two engineers interviewing me were blown away by my simple, one answer response.
Go figure
02-24-2011 03:22 AM
Dear friends
I like labview interview tips very much.
Very useful for me.
Rgs
02-24-2011 12:39 PM
I had an interviewer ask me what a "vie" was, and at first I stared at him uncomprehending. Then I finally said, "you mean a Vee-Eye?" I'm not sure if that was part of the test, though. 😄
Bill