curriculum infografia de preguntas para entrevista de ingeniería

Career infographic titled "Engineering Interview Prep Questions". INTERVIEW QUESTIONS deck archetype. Dark dashboard layout with soft pastel palette, clean LinkedIn-magazine editorial illustration, modern data-card composition, subtle grid, rounded panels, icon-supported sections, no real company logos. Include 7 labeled sections in English with concrete actionable tips: 1) "Role Fit Questions" with prompts such as "Why this engineering role?", "What projects match the job description?", and tip callouts to use 2-3 quantified examples. 2) "Technical Fundamentals" with sample questions on core engineering principles, system design, troubleshooting, safety, quality, and tip to explain assumptions step by step. 3) "Project Deep Dive" with prompts like "What was the problem?", "What constraints did you face?", "What trade-offs did you choose?", and tip to structure answers as challenge-action-result. 4) "Behavioral Questions" with examples such as teamwork, conflict resolution, missed deadline, learning from failure, and do/don't callouts for concise evidence-based answers. 5) "Problem-Solving Under Pressure" with scenario cards on debugging, root cause analysis, incident response, prioritization, and tip to narrate method clearly. 6) "Questions to Ask the Interviewer" with actionable prompts about team goals, success metrics, tooling, mentoring, and delivery process. 7) "Prep Checklist" with items like research company products, review resume stories, practice whiteboard explanations, prepare portfolio evidence, test audio-video setup, and sleep before interview. Add small side widgets with example metrics labeled clearly as illustrative only, for example: "Example salary ranges in engineering interviews: Graduate Engineer £28k, Design Engineer £42k, Senior Engineer £68k, Engineering Manager £92k". Include visual do/don't callouts, progress bars, cards, checkmarks, and concise captions. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real company logos as recommendations, no watermarks No real company logos as endorsements. Illustrative salary numbers labeled as example. No discriminatory framing.