Everything is best here. You can feel like an engineer here; all of the team is helpful.
I can't find any cons.
Applied on line. First round is a phone screen. Expect technical questions covering: * Bitwise operations * Keywords in programming like "static, volatile" * Operating system questions Then, a full-day on-site interview from 10 AM to 5 PM. T
Problem-solving rounds for a fresher consisted of two rounds. Mostly basic DSA were asked. For a follow-up, coming up with an optimal solution was required. Time and space complexity were asked.
The opening seemed to be for a DSP engineer, but HR conveyed it as an algorithm engineer. Surprisingly, the interviewer and I had different orientations during the interview process. No questions were asked about C, and I received feedback stating, "
Applied on line. First round is a phone screen. Expect technical questions covering: * Bitwise operations * Keywords in programming like "static, volatile" * Operating system questions Then, a full-day on-site interview from 10 AM to 5 PM. T
Problem-solving rounds for a fresher consisted of two rounds. Mostly basic DSA were asked. For a follow-up, coming up with an optimal solution was required. Time and space complexity were asked.
The opening seemed to be for a DSP engineer, but HR conveyed it as an algorithm engineer. Surprisingly, the interviewer and I had different orientations during the interview process. No questions were asked about C, and I received feedback stating, "