A great company that puts people first
A great company that puts people first
AMD is flexible and has great values.
Sometimes you sense over-engineering, which can be avoided.
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ASIC Design Engineer
Phone interview to screen the basics, followed by an in-person 1-on-1 technical interview. 1-on-1: Logic questions cannot be prepared for. Resume is skimmed, but there's not much questioning about past work. Limited interaction with the interviewer
Software Engineer
The interview was an hour long and took place in Markham. It was a very technical interview, so you need to prepare yourself. The in-person interview was followed by a phone interview. In the phone interview, I was asked some basic questions, such a
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.
ASIC Design Engineer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaMay 1, 2017Phone interview to screen the basics, followed by an in-person 1-on-1 technical interview. 1-on-1: Logic questions cannot be prepared for. Resume is skimmed, but there's not much questioning about past work. Limited interaction with the interviewer
Software Engineer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaJuly 1, 2016The interview was an hour long and took place in Markham. It was a very technical interview, so you need to prepare yourself. The in-person interview was followed by a phone interview. In the phone interview, I was asked some basic questions, such a
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.
