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I received an email from AMD after applying, which included descriptions of the job requirements. When I arrived, I spoke with a recruiter for about 30 minutes. After that, a current engineer showed me around the different workstations.
I had an initial screening with a recruiter, followed by a 30-minute interview with the hiring manager. Afterward, I was interviewed by a couple of team members. Each of them went around asking me questions about my resume and technical skills.
I applied through my university. The interview was about 1 hour long, mostly technical questions, about Verilog, timing analysis of digital logic and power dissipation. The questions weren't difficult, but the interviewer seemed strangely critical of
I received an email from AMD after applying, which included descriptions of the job requirements. When I arrived, I spoke with a recruiter for about 30 minutes. After that, a current engineer showed me around the different workstations.
I had an initial screening with a recruiter, followed by a 30-minute interview with the hiring manager. Afterward, I was interviewed by a couple of team members. Each of them went around asking me questions about my resume and technical skills.
I applied through my university. The interview was about 1 hour long, mostly technical questions, about Verilog, timing analysis of digital logic and power dissipation. The questions weren't difficult, but the interviewer seemed strangely critical of