A big company has a lot of opportunity to work with different teams and issues. There's a lot of knowledge and resources within the company.
Things might resolve slowly when issues are being passed between teams and departments, since everyone is busy with other stuff as well.
I had just one interview. The interviewer tried to estimate my academic experience in the fields of physical design and verification. Some other skills, like working on Linux and knowledge in scripting, were also tested. I had a complete review of
I got to meet people from AMD at my college career fair. This led to a phone call by the manager. At the end of the call, I was asked to come for an on-site interview at the AMD Austin campus.
The first round is a phone interview. Most questions are general, such as your understanding of hardware and software. * Difference between C and C++ * How to solve setup time and hold time violations * Cache replacement policies and pipeline
I had just one interview. The interviewer tried to estimate my academic experience in the fields of physical design and verification. Some other skills, like working on Linux and knowledge in scripting, were also tested. I had a complete review of
I got to meet people from AMD at my college career fair. This led to a phone call by the manager. At the end of the call, I was asked to come for an on-site interview at the AMD Austin campus.
The first round is a phone interview. Most questions are general, such as your understanding of hardware and software. * Difference between C and C++ * How to solve setup time and hold time violations * Cache replacement policies and pipeline