Smoothless transition from Xilinx to AMD
Smoothless transition from Xilinx to AMD
Things were doing great in Xilinx, and they still are in AMD. The company transition (I should say merge, actually) went smoothly, and AMD is a great place to work.
- Good people
- Good work/life balance
- Still great benefits
- Focus on results
- Some share benefits quality slightly degraded from Xilinx ones.
- Working remotely is not considered the de facto standard.
Re-invent the hybrid work model. Just proposing some days in the office is not a great idea. Sometimes forcing people to work in the office is a threat that impacts talent retention.
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Senior Design Verification Engineer
There were three back-to-back technical rounds, each lasting 45 minutes. The questions covered topics such as SystemVerilog and UVM. Questions ranged from basic to moderate difficulty.
IP Integration Engineer
There were two rounds of technical interviews. In the first, they asked me about projects I had done during my M.Tech. Topics covered included Verilog, digital circuit design, digital IC design, and low-power IC design questions.
QA Engineer
Nothing. You just need to know how to operate a computer.
Senior Design Verification Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 19, 2022There were three back-to-back technical rounds, each lasting 45 minutes. The questions covered topics such as SystemVerilog and UVM. Questions ranged from basic to moderate difficulty.
IP Integration Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 2022There were two rounds of technical interviews. In the first, they asked me about projects I had done during my M.Tech. Topics covered included Verilog, digital circuit design, digital IC design, and low-power IC design questions.
QA Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaSeptember 1, 2011Nothing. You just need to know how to operate a computer.
