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Dear fishes, After working in Autosar(CAN/FR/OS) configuration for 4 years, I wanted to switch domain to device drivers. So I bought a STM board. Joined some udemy courses. Learnt SPI/I2C/NVIC/exception handling and FREERTOS/OS. Now I want to apply to companies like Nvidia Texas Instruments Qualcomm NXP Without any prior experience I am a bit nervous as people say the interviews would be very difficult in these.
Please help with embedded and prog ques for these interviews.
TIA. Please reply.
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What makes more money IT Audit or IT GRC?
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IT Audit assesses mitigation of IT risk. Business audit: business/operational risk (scope dependent)
Quite a bit different. IT focuses on systems. Often they have the same risks. However, each BP process poses different risks and whatnot. If your team has the same client over the years, you can learn it pretty fast. Risks are likely remained the same unless there is a change in business operation. Hope this helps.
Great thank you for the response. Yes my current company had the same client for several years therefore it would be great if I can pick it up fast
In IT audit, you also need to spend a significant amount of time upscaling yourself with you understanding of AI, cloud computing, etc......without it, you will not progress beyond a tester of controls. Upscaling opens up doors in risk, compliance etc....and gets you into positions where you actually develop the risk strategy
The business process audits are easier to follow in my opinion. They focus on the process associated with expenditure, sales payroll, etc. It's not as technical and you have the benefit of the internet, chat gbt etc...to dive deeper into most processes and risks.