Technology, even if outdated, is interesting. You get to learn about Windows kernel-level programming.
Some people there are good, competent, and smart. Others are not. When I was there, more of the latter were in higher places, sadly.
1. Job experience: Describe your experience in your last position. 2. Studying experience: Include courses and your master's thesis. 3. Coding test: Answer a specific question that is useful on the job. Also, optimize it in parallel.
Interview for the IQE team. The manager was nice, and the job responsibilities seemed straightforward and simple. It seemed like a testing role with not a lot of room for growth. AMD sounds like a good company to work at, though.
Referred by an employee, I directly went onsite and met with a couple of software and hardware engineers. I was asked questions such as how to reverse a linked list, etc. There were no tricky questions. The people were very nice there. It took a coup
1. Job experience: Describe your experience in your last position. 2. Studying experience: Include courses and your master's thesis. 3. Coding test: Answer a specific question that is useful on the job. Also, optimize it in parallel.
Interview for the IQE team. The manager was nice, and the job responsibilities seemed straightforward and simple. It seemed like a testing role with not a lot of room for growth. AMD sounds like a good company to work at, though.
Referred by an employee, I directly went onsite and met with a couple of software and hardware engineers. I was asked questions such as how to reverse a linked list, etc. There were no tricky questions. The people were very nice there. It took a coup