Salary is competitive.
Work is interesting.
They offer pretty decent benefits.
They have sites in many locations.
They use quality industry tools.
Most of the technical people are very bright and seem to know what they're doing.
There's a culture for a cycle of constant layoffs and constant hiring. So even if you do your job and meet your deadlines, your head may still be on the chopping block. It's an atmosphere of fear where you are constantly worried if you're playing the political game well or not. If you're a quieter person, this place definitely advocates that the squeaky wheel gets the oil. As a new person, you're constantly worried if you spoke enough in meetings or if your work is a high enough quality. But in the end, that doesn't matter, and it just depends on whether Senior Management likes you or not.
I had two rounds of interviews. One mainly concentrated on Computer Architecture, covering pipelining and caches. The other one was on C++, mainly focusing on OOP-related concepts.
Questions covered FSM, the difference between SystemVerilog and Verilog, and coverage concepts. There were five interviews, and the process was very repetitive. I was asked to go over my resume and work experience five times, with the same questions
The first round of the AMD Platform Verification interview was entirely technical, with no behavioral questions. It focused on assessing my proficiency in Python and Verilog. Specific questions included: * Using Python to parse and process files,
I had two rounds of interviews. One mainly concentrated on Computer Architecture, covering pipelining and caches. The other one was on C++, mainly focusing on OOP-related concepts.
Questions covered FSM, the difference between SystemVerilog and Verilog, and coverage concepts. There were five interviews, and the process was very repetitive. I was asked to go over my resume and work experience five times, with the same questions
The first round of the AMD Platform Verification interview was entirely technical, with no behavioral questions. It focused on assessing my proficiency in Python and Verilog. Specific questions included: * Using Python to parse and process files,