Good Pay, Colleagues, Slow Growth
Good Pay, Colleagues, Slow Growth
Work-life balance, good compensation and salary, and good colleagues.
Limited hardware design skill set growth in depth.
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Hardware Engineer
The interviewer was really chill. They asked about my school and classwork, and past experiences. The usual. They also asked about some technical questions, including cache coherency, pipelines, and some other things. Nothing crazy, in my opinion.
Hardware Engineer
Explained about products first, then asked a couple of technical questions on electronics (e.g., Tri-State Buffer). A pretty easy environment where you can demonstrate your understanding.
Hardware Engineer
First, a screening phone interview, with some general chat about the company. Then, the onsite interview, consisting of individual meetings with team members, about 6-7 people. Some technical questions and some general overview questions were asked.
Hardware Engineer
United StatesMay 25, 2024The interviewer was really chill. They asked about my school and classwork, and past experiences. The usual. They also asked about some technical questions, including cache coherency, pipelines, and some other things. Nothing crazy, in my opinion.
Hardware Engineer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaMarch 1, 2009Explained about products first, then asked a couple of technical questions on electronics (e.g., Tri-State Buffer). A pretty easy environment where you can demonstrate your understanding.
Hardware Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesMarch 1, 2012First, a screening phone interview, with some general chat about the company. Then, the onsite interview, consisting of individual meetings with team members, about 6-7 people. Some technical questions and some general overview questions were asked.
