AMD has a very collaborative environment, and people are always willing to help you and teach you.
The living stipend is not the best, given the high cost of living in California.
Had a 1:1 interview with a project manager. Not many behavioral questions were asked. There were a lot of questions regarding SDLC, programming in C++, and Verilog.
2 rounds phone interview. Questions regarding Computer Architecture/ISA/Caches/DRAM/SRAM dominated. There were C++ coding, digital IC design questions and as well along with review of resume on projects and experience. First round with technical lead
The interview process was smooth and consisted of three rounds: * An initial screening * Two technical assessments (including algorithms/puzzles/problem-solving and DSA questions) * In-depth behavioral interviews that discussed my research pro
Had a 1:1 interview with a project manager. Not many behavioral questions were asked. There were a lot of questions regarding SDLC, programming in C++, and Verilog.
2 rounds phone interview. Questions regarding Computer Architecture/ISA/Caches/DRAM/SRAM dominated. There were C++ coding, digital IC design questions and as well along with review of resume on projects and experience. First round with technical lead
The interview process was smooth and consisted of three rounds: * An initial screening * Two technical assessments (including algorithms/puzzles/problem-solving and DSA questions) * In-depth behavioral interviews that discussed my research pro