AMD is a great place to work. The team is distributed, and they have great flexibility to be able to be a father and still have a full-time job.
Starting salaries aren’t top of the market, and being forced to develop on Windows is not my favorite.
Management is great, and I have no advice to give.
I had two phone interviews with two different group members, focusing mostly on technical questions. I was originally scheduled for an on-site interview. However, a CEO change led to a hiring freeze, and thus the process stopped here. I was told I
The interview was a 5-round process, including both behavioral and technical questions. Good knowledge in Computer Architecture and DFT testing is recommended. I was also asked a few logical questions. Having some basics in Post-Silicon (Post-Si) tes
Hired through contracting company Volt. Spoke to the Hiring Manager at AMD and received a call one week later that I had gotten the job.
I had two phone interviews with two different group members, focusing mostly on technical questions. I was originally scheduled for an on-site interview. However, a CEO change led to a hiring freeze, and thus the process stopped here. I was told I
The interview was a 5-round process, including both behavioral and technical questions. Good knowledge in Computer Architecture and DFT testing is recommended. I was also asked a few logical questions. Having some basics in Post-Silicon (Post-Si) tes
Hired through contracting company Volt. Spoke to the Hiring Manager at AMD and received a call one week later that I had gotten the job.