
Capgemini Engineering Silicon / Chip Design Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Capgemini Engineering.
FPGA Design Engineer
Sehr angenehm. Die Vorbereitung und Strukturierung des Gesprächs durch den Arbeitgeber und ihr Talentmanagement-Team war gut. Die Interviewdauer war durchschnittlich. Man bekommt schnell Rückmeldung über das Ergebnis und die restliche Abwicklung der Ereignisse (z.B. Vertrag) läuft schnell. Alles bestens!
- Mainly two parts: 1. Introduction 2. Technical questions
ASIC Design Verification Engineer
The interview process started with a 3-hour test focusing on Verilog, SystemVerilog, and UVM basics. This was followed by a face-to-face technical interview where they asked about fundamental concepts and AMBA protocols. The next round, also a face-to-face technical interview, involved discussing past projects and providing explanations. The final round was an HR interview, covering general background information. Importantly, there is a 3-year bond with a breakage amount of 6.75 Lakhs for breaking it within the 3 years. The interview was challenging but conducted professionally.
- Can you write a program to detect a pattern using an FSM?
- Please provide Verilog code for a ring counter and a Johnson counter.
- Demonstrate and explain code and function coverage with a code example.
Physical Design Engineer
It included a written test and two technical rounds, followed by an HR round. The written part covered aptitude, digital logic, EDA tools, and technical concepts. Most questions were pretty straightforward, easy to average difficulty.
- Could you define setup and hold time, and describe how to resolve timing violations?
- Can you explain the sanity checks performed at each phase of the Physical Design flow?
- What are crosstalk, EM, and antenna violations?
Capgemini Engineering Silicon / Chip Design Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Capgemini Engineering interview reports.
“What distinguishes a flip-flop from a latch, and is it possible to create a latch from a flip-flop?”
Read reports →“Write code to generate a 50MHz clock signal with 5% jitter and a specific duty cycle.”
Read reports →“Can you explain basic CMOS circuits and their power consumptions?”
Read reports →“Before beginning physical design implementation after receiving the netlist from synthesis, what initial checks are necessary?”
Read reports →“What would happen if a macro is placed at the center of the design?”
Read report →“What are crosstalk, EM, and antenna violations?”
Read report →“Explain the APB and AXI protocols, including all their signals.”
Read report →“Can you write a program to detect a pattern using an FSM?”
Read report →“What are the output reports for placement?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 25 Capgemini Engineering interview reports.