Intern – Bachelors Embedded Engineering & Software Engineering

Honeywell Aerospace has opened internships for Bachelor students in two tracks: Intern – Bachelors Embedded Engineering and Intern – Bachelors Software Engineering. Both tracks give hands-on work on real projects with experienced engineers. Interns will work with experienced teams and learn new technologies.

What you'll do

• Design and develop embedded software solutions on real projects
• Work with experienced embedded engineers
• Do hands-on software development on real-world projects
• Learn new technologies

What they ask for

• Must be a Bachelor degree student
• B.Tech/B.E. students in ECE, EEE, EIE for Embedded track
• B.Tech/B.E. students in CS, IT for Software track
• Knowledge of C, C++, and microcontroller basics for Embedded
• Programming language knowledge like Java, Python, or C++ for Software
• Problem solving and debugging
• Willingness to learn new technologies

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Technical

1. What is the difference between passing by value and passing by reference in C++?
2. How do microcontrollers handle interrupts and what is an ISR?
3. What are the core principles of Object-Oriented Programming and how do you implement them in Java or Python?

Scenario

1. What would you do if your embedded code causes a microcontroller to enter an infinite loop or crash during testing?
2. How would you approach debugging a memory leak in a C++ application?

HR

1. Why do you want to intern at Honeywell Aerospace specifically?
2. How do you manage your time when juggling multiple academic projects and tight deadlines?

About Honeywell Aerospace

1. How does Honeywell Aerospace software contribute to avionics and modern aircraft safety?

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