1st interview is a technical interview with a team leader. you are asked to tell about yourself and then given a technical question. After he gave a short description of the company, asked me to tell about myself and a challenging projects I was part in current or previous jobs. didn't seem at all interested in what I had to say, the vibe I got is that all that interests him is the technical aspect and complexity of the project, so I shouldn't have bothered talking about non-technical issues. I was given a technical question and the interviewer stayed in the room. Usually when an interviewer stays it means they are interested in the thinking process towards the solution. not sure why this one did, since he didn't seem to care about that at all and just kept pressuring me to solve the problem, slipping in an occasional yawn. Obviously we didn't hit it off and I wasn't called for a 2nd interview, which is fine that job wasn't exactly what I was looking for anyway, and I wouldn't want that guy as my manager.

Got a phone call from the recruiter and was invited for an on site interview, the process continues this way: 1 more technical interviews, VP r&d interview and Hr before getting an offer. (if i remember correctly). The interviewer asked a lot about my previous experience, not even my last job into the smallest details. The interview question was: For n tv channels, given show start time, end time & bandwidth needed for each channels, find the maximum bandwidth required at peak. a show represented as [1,30,2] meaning [show-start-time, show-end-time, bandwidth-needed].