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First round: self-introduction and a project

Interviewer Β· Candidate
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🎬 The first ten minutes of a technical interview. The interviewer asks for a self-introduction and the latest project, digs into one technical detail, and confirms the start date.

Interviewer
Thanks for coming in today. Could you start with a short self-introduction?
Candidate
Sure. I am a MES developer with five years of experience in manufacturing IT.
In my current job I maintain the MES system for two plants.
Interviewer
Which project are you most proud of?
Candidate
The OEE dashboard. It cut the manual reporting time from two hours to ten minutes a day.
Interviewer
How did you handle the data delay on the shop floor?
Candidate
I added a queue between the PLC and the database, so a short network drop no longer loses data.
Interviewer
That sounds solid. When could you start if we move forward?
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