
Sonova Embedded Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 5 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Sonova.
Embedded Software Engineer
Had a 3-stage interview process. First was a quick HR call about the role, salary, and what they were looking for. Then, I talked to a technical person. We went over my past experience and I got a good understanding of the job details and how the team operates. The last stage was a live coding challenge. It was pretty straightforward, but the platform had issues with the C++ standard they mentioned. After all that, I heard nothing back, no rejection, no feedback, which was pretty unprofessional.
- Can you describe yourself in three words?
- What motivates your interest in Sonova?
- Could you elaborate on your technical background and experience?
Embedded Software Engineer
The interview process included a few steps. First, there was a meeting with the team so I could get to know them. Then, I had a skills assessment. Lastly, I met with the boss. The team was nice and helpful. But, things got a bit weird and uncomfortable at the end. The last question was pretty direct.
- Can you walk me through this code and explain what it does?
- Would you be willing to work on weekends if the situation calls for it?
Embedded Software Engineer
Started with a Skype call with the team-leader/manager. A month later, I had an on-site interview which involved a case study. This was with the team-leader, the team, the line manager, and finally HR. An offer came about two weeks after that. Overall, the interviews were respectful, relaxed, and professional, with a good team spirit and an assessment of soft skills.
- Tell me about OOP in C++/C.
- Can you explain race conditions?
- Do you have experience with other technical questions where they focus on analysis and problem depiction?
Sonova Embedded Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Sonova interview reports.
“How many bytes would an integer, an enumerated type, and a character occupy on an ARM M-cortex processor?”
Read reports →“Tell me about OOP in C++/C.”
Read reports →“Can you explain race conditions?”
Read reports →“Can you walk me through this code and explain what it does?”
Read reports →“What attracts you to Sonova?”
Read report →“Can you summarize yourself in just three words?”
Read report →“What motivates your interest in Sonova?”
Read report →“Would you be willing to work on weekends if the situation calls for it?”
Read report →“What are your career aspirations for the next 5 years?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 5 Sonova interview reports.