I received a call from an HR recruiter at AMD for a 20-minute phone screen. She asked me basic questions, such as why I would consider moving to a competitor, why I want to relocate, and what type of job I am looking for. She mentioned that some managers would be in contact with me soon. That 'soon' ended up being two weeks.
I then had an hour-long phone interview. They asked me questions about my resume and stated that they would get back to me within a day to see if they wanted to proceed further. A couple of hours later, I received an email stating they needed my services sooner. I responded that it would be a stretch but could be negotiable if I got along with the team and manager. I didn't hear back until a week later, despite sending some follow-up emails. I finally got a response a week after that, stating they had hired a candidate but that the interviewer would forward my resume to other managers.
Tell me about yourself - usually the most asked question.
They asked me more about what was on my resume and experience; no curveball academic questions or brain teasers.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the AMD Senior ATE Product Development Engineer role in Austin, Texas.
AMD's interview process for their Senior ATE Product Development Engineer roles in Austin, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for AMD's Senior ATE Product Development Engineer interview process in Austin, Texas.