Process
Met with 5 team members on-site after a phone chat with the hiring manager.
Questions covered a variety of topics, including Verilog, C, ASIC design flow, and project experiences.
The interview was not too difficult but covered wide areas.
Questions
Truth table of a simple Verilog module: blocking/unblocking assignments.
Explain LFSR, and what it does.
Metastability and cross-clock domains:
- Explain setup time and hold time.
- Explain how a synchronizer works.
- Explain the 4/2 phase handshake.
- Explain how an asynchronous FIFO works.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 5 interview experiences for the AMD ASIC Design Engineer role in United States.
Success Rate
AMD's interview process for their ASIC Design Engineer roles in the United States is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for AMD's ASIC Design Engineer interview process in United States.
AMD Work Experiences
- 3.0Great Tech, Poor CompensationASIC Design Engineer • Current EmployeeNovember 20, 2023Pros: Learning and growth are vast. Good technology and projects.Cons: Cheap salary. Guidance is bad. Bad compensation.
- 4.0Friendly Team, Wish For More PayASIC Design Engineer • Former EmployeeJuly 23, 2023Pros: Friendly, technical, happy team members.Cons: It's better to have higher pay.
- 3.0Friendly place, lack of compensationASIC Design Engineer • Current EmployeeSan Jose, California, United StatesJune 15, 2012Pros: - Friendly co-workers - Not so stressful as some other companies - Management flexible with employee requestsCons: - Compensation and benefits are mediocre for such a large company. - Still no ESPP. - Career growth is mainly a horizontal thing. If you want to move up, you mostly have to move out.
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