What is the hiring process at Micron Technology?

The Computer section includes computer engineering and computer programming questions, related to the topics of output, string in C, operating system, computer network, software engineering, SQL data structure, web development, and Information security.

The last section of the test is the essay-writing section. This section may have you describe why you're applying for this role, at this company, or it may deal with a question specific to the position.

If you pass the Micron Technology Knowledge Test, you can expect to receive an email inviting you to come in for a series of on-site interviews, each lasting 30 to 45 minutes. There are two main types of interviews: technical interviews and managerial interviews.

Common questions during the technical interviews include:

• What is a tuple?

• What is meant by the dictionary?

• Provide real-time examples of both tuple and dictionary.

• How do you extract an element in javascript?

• Explain DOM Manipulations.

• What are your views on SQL?

• You have a collection of tables with large complex data stored in it. How will you apply normalization to it? What will be difficult in splitting the tables for achieving normalization? What is your approach?

Technical interviews generally end with a job-related puzzle.

Managerial interviews start with a brief introduction to break the ice. These interviews are more focused on your hobbies and passions, and how well you would fit in with the company and team culture.

Common questions during the managerial interview include:

• What is your educational background?

• What is your biggest achievement?

• What do you know about Micron Technology?

• Will you prefer higher studies?

• How would you respond if all current technology were shifted to new technology? Are you able to adapt?