Panasonic Avionics Corporation Systems Engineer Interview Questions & Reviews

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Interviewed Jan 2011 in Lake Forest, CA (took 3 weeks)

I was approached by Panasonic for a systems engineering position. I was asked to write system requirements for an incremental capability to their In-flight entertainment system with a 1 day turnaround. They were satisfied with my product so they brought me in for an onsite interview and most of the questions were about requirements management and my systems engineering and software engineering background. I got the sense that they weren't very experienced with proper requirements analysis and systems engineering in general but they were the only ones actively recruiting me at the time so I took the position.

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write a system requirements specification for ... (you've got 24 hrs).

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I was given an offer but the engineering grade and the salary was lower than I expected so I requested an increase in both. That delayed the process significantly because a VP had to sign off on a new offer.

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I got the interview through a Recruiter and the interview consisted of a Phone Interview and a Group/Panel Interview.

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Interviewed Jun 2011 in Lake Forest, CA (took 2 weeks)

I applied for this position posted in their careers section and a HR contacted me via phone and asked some standard elementary engineering questions(around 10 questions, which are simple and straightforward).
Then the HR setup a phone interview with the Engineering panel. The panel asked some questions based on the projects listed in my resume, which I answered well. They mentioned someone from the team would contact me in 2 weeks if they were interested. Haven't heard back from them since then.