begin interview prep sheet

CommonLaTeX

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interviews.tex

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+\documentclass[article,11pt,a4paper]{memoir}
+
+\input{CommonLaTeX/common.tex}
+\input{CommonLaTeX/class_memoir.tex}
+
+\input{CommonLaTeX/resume.tex}
+\input{CommonLaTeX/symbols.tex}
+\input{CommonLaTeX/graphic.tex}
+
+\begin{document}
+
+    \ResumeSection{About Me}
+
+    I caught the Software Engineering bug during my GCSEs (2012) when I taught myself Java 7, and later used it to model the propagation of computer viruses through a network in collage (2015).
+
+    Concurrently with my Distinction Master of Mathematics masters, I taught myself C++ 11 and Python 3, which I used as part of my BSc dissertation exploring NTRU - a post-quantum encryption scheme.
+
+    Between my BSc and Integrated Masters years, I found a year-long internship with Raymarine writing embedded C++17 for their Yachtsense Digital Control System.
+
+    \ResumeSection{Interview Questions}
+
+    \begin{itemize}
+
+        \item Presently, is the company prioritising growth or profits?
+
+        \item Please tell me about your feature development and deployment pipeline. Do you follow the Systems Engineering V Model?
+
+        \item What does success look like for the hiring role, and the company, within the next 2 years, and the next 5 years?
+
+        \item If you where to hire me today, now, what role would you fill with me?
+
+    \end{itemize}
+
+\end{document}

main.tex

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 \documentclass[article,10pt,a4paper,oneside]{memoir}
-\input{CommonLaTeX/class_memoir.tex}
-\layoutMaximalPdf[0.5in][0.3in]
 
 \input{CommonLaTeX/common.tex}
+\input{CommonLaTeX/class_memoir.tex}
+
+\layoutMaximalPdf[0.5in][0.3in]
+
 \input{CommonLaTeX/resume.tex}
 \input{CommonLaTeX/symbols.tex}
 \input{CommonLaTeX/graphic.tex}
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     \begin{itemize}
         \item Developing a real-time equipment monitoring system, using the i.MX RT1062 microprocessor, to generate NMEA data for leisure maritime engines lacking first-party instrumentation.
         \item Leading C++17 firmware and cross-platform desktop companion development, collaborating closely on hardware integration.
-        \item Wrote a stackless cooperative coroutine scheduler with priority-based wake timers, enabling single-core concurrency.
     \end{itemize}
 
     % \ResumeHistory{Fluisim}