AMD

It is not hard. It is easy to crack if you have microarchitecture basics. This includes understanding assertions, constraints, SystemVerilog, and Verilog. A brief overview of pipelines is also helpful.

First, a basic telephonic interview. Basically, they asked about the resume. Second, an on-site interview. There was a coding round and VLSI. I didn't know much about VLSI. It's easy to crack if you know your thing.

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,