Electrify Your Ee Interview A Silicon Valley Experience

Free Download Electrify Your Ee Interview: A Silicon Valley Experience
Published 3/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 8.01 GB | Duration: 10h 26m
The Ultimate Electronics Interview Prep Bootcamp. Get a Job at Tech Companies (Apple/Tesla/SpaceX) & Startups!

Free Download What you’ll learn
The ultimate one-stop-shop to prepare for electrical engineering interviews
Step by step guide on how to tackle the most difficult and common questions asked by top tech companies and startups
Learn how to negotiate your offers
Become a better engineer by mastering electrical fundamentals
Learn how to get interviews!
Continue to learn and grow as an engineer, long after the course ends
Learn the ins and outs of batteries, power electronics, and motors
Master op-amps, filters, and other complex analog circuits
Gain a deep understanding of digital communication protocols
Brush through discrete semiconductor topics
Learn how to market and sell yourself to land a six-figure tech job
Understand the practical aspects of using and choosing microcontrollers
Design system level block diagrams for electric devices
Get a basic understanding of good PCB layout techniques
Requirements
Some previous exposure to electrical concepts and devices will be helpful
Basic understanding of high school mathematics
A drive and determination to be all that you can be!
Description
Do you scroll through Google or Glassdoor to look for electrical engineering interview questions to no avail?Are you scratching your head trying to figure out how to best prepare for electrical engineering interviews? Whether you are a self-taught maker, a professional engineer, an electrical, robotics, or mechatronics student, or even a new grad looking for their first job, this course is carefully tailored and designed to take you through a comprehensive overview of interview questions you could be asked at electrical engineering interviews at some of the top Silicon Valley big tech and startup companies.In the age of electrification, everyone, whether big tech or startup, desperately needs electrical engineers. Over the the last few years, the greatest engineering job vacancy in the United States is electrical engineers, leaving a massive opportunity for you to take advantage of these 6-figure job openings. I am Aria Tedjarati, a Stanford-trained electrical engineer that has led teams at some of the biggest and most prolific tech companies all around the United States, including Joby Aviation and Tesla. I’ve gotten job offers from over 30 tech companies, and personally administered over 500 electrical engineering interviews. Now, I’m here to help you. This course will go through the fundamentals of electrical engineering and electronics, and in each section, I will present various potential interview problems associated with these topics. The ideal student will have a basic understanding of electrical concepts such as voltage, current, energy, and power. Fret not, however, if you are struggling with any of these topics, as I will cover the fundamentals of every basic electrical concept in my course. With the purchase of this course, you will also get access to my personal Discord server that contains a plethora of interview questions, cheat sheets, and videos.I personally guarantee that by the end of this course you will feel more confident, better prepared, and less stressed about tech interviews. It’s time to take your life’s reigns into your own hands and land an electrical engineering job at a tech company!See you inside the course!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome, Motivations, Goals, & Resources
Lecture 2 Curriculum Overview
Lecture 3 Resources to Help You Succeed
Section 2: How Interviews Work
Lecture 4 Section Overview
Lecture 5 Polish Up Your Resume
Lecture 6 Update Your LinkedIn
Lecture 7 How To Get Interviews
Lecture 8 What Companies Are Looking For
Lecture 9 Use Glassdoor!
Lecture 10 Typical EE Interview Process
Lecture 11 Useful Resources
Lecture 12 Extra: Recruiting Firms
Section 3: Review of Electrical Fundamentals
Lecture 13 Section Overview
Lecture 14 Charge, Voltage, Current, and Resistance
Lecture 15 Energy and Power
Lecture 16 Alternating Current vs Direct Current
Lecture 17 Capacitance, Inductance, and Impedance
Lecture 18 Useful Resources
Section 4: Passive Components
Lecture 19 Section Overview
Lecture 20 Ideal Resistors
Lecture 21 Ideal Capacitors
Lecture 22 Ideal Inductors
Lecture 23 Real-World Resistors
Lecture 24 Real-World Capacitors
Lecture 25 Real-World Inductors
Section 5: Diodes
Lecture 26 Section Overview
Lecture 27 Standard PN Diodes
Lecture 28 Schottky Diodes
Lecture 29 Zener Diodes
Lecture 30 Light-Emitting Diodes
Lecture 31 Complex Diode Circuits
Section 6: MOSFETs
Lecture 32 Section Overview & MOSFET Basics
Lecture 33 Additional MOSFET Applications
Section 7: Ideal Operational Amplifiers
Lecture 34 Section Overview & Op-Amp Refresher
Lecture 35 Ideal Followers and Amplifiers
Lecture 36 Ideal Summers and Differentiators
Lecture 37 Weird Op-Amp Circuits
Section 8: Real-World Operational Amplifiers
Lecture 38 Section Overview & Real-World Op-Amp Refresher
Lecture 39 LM741 Deep Dive and Practice Questions
Section 9: Filters
Lecture 40 Section Overview & Filter Introduction
Lecture 41 Analog Filters
Lecture 42 Digital Filters
Section 10: Digital Communication Protocols
Lecture 43 Section Overview
Lecture 44 I2C
Lecture 45 SPI
Lecture 46 UART
Lecture 47 CAN
Lecture 48 PWM
Section 11: Power Electronics
Lecture 49 Section Overview
Lecture 50 DC/DC Linear Regulators
Lecture 51 DC/DC Switching Regulators
Lecture 52 AC/DC Converters
Lecture 53 Power Redundancy
Lecture 54 Motor Driver Circuits
Lecture 55 Protection Circuits
Lecture 56 Solar Cells
Lecture 57 Transformers
Section 12: Batteries
Lecture 58 Section Overview
Lecture 59 Capacity, Energy, and Voltage
Lecture 60 Cell Chemistries
Lecture 61 Discharge Capacity and Usable Energy
Lecture 62 State of Charge
Lecture 63 State of Health
Lecture 64 Charging
Section 13: Motors
Lecture 65 Introduction to Motors
Lecture 66 REQUIRED: Watch this YouTube video
Lecture 67 Brushed DC vs BLDC, and Motor Driver Circuits
Section 14: PCB Layout
Lecture 68 Succinct Guide to PCB Layout
Section 15: Software
Lecture 69 Software Overview
Lecture 70 Common C-Programming Questions
Lecture 71 Useful Resources
Section 16: Microcontrollers and Electrical Systems
Lecture 72 Section Overview
Lecture 73 Microcontrollers
Lecture 74 Electrical Systems
Section 17: Puzzles and Miscellaneous Technical Topics
Lecture 75 Puzzles/Miscellaneous Technical Topics
Section 18: Non-Technical Interviews
Lecture 76 Section Overview
Lecture 77 Your Two Minute Pitch
Lecture 78 Presentation On Yourself
Lecture 79 Tell Me About A Problem You’ve Solved
Lecture 80 Exercise: Problem You’ve Solved
Lecture 81 Tell Me About A Time When
Lecture 82 Asking Questions – SO IMPORTANT!
Section 19: Offer Stage
Lecture 83 Section Overview
Lecture 84 What To Do If You’re Rejected
Lecture 85 What Does An Offer Even Look Like?
Lecture 86 Negotiate Negotiate Negotiate!
Lecture 87 WATCH: How to negotiate!
Section 20: BONUS SECTION and Thank You
Lecture 88 What To Do Now
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