AMD is a good place to work.
Nothing really bad about it.
Two managers interviewed me for the Co-Op position. They asked a few technical questions related to CMOS basics and VLSI test concepts, and a few HR questions such as my interest in the role and why.
An AMD recruiter reached out through the university co-op portal. Only general behavioral questions were asked; there were no technical questions. They also asked further questions on my resume, such as my experience from other jobs.
Met with the team for 40 minutes over Teams. They described the role, asked to go through my resume, then asked a few technical questions. Left time at the end for any questions.
Two managers interviewed me for the Co-Op position. They asked a few technical questions related to CMOS basics and VLSI test concepts, and a few HR questions such as my interest in the role and why.
An AMD recruiter reached out through the university co-op portal. Only general behavioral questions were asked; there were no technical questions. They also asked further questions on my resume, such as my experience from other jobs.
Met with the team for 40 minutes over Teams. They described the role, asked to go through my resume, then asked a few technical questions. Left time at the end for any questions.