Design Verification Engineer Interview Experience - United States
Process
Submit my resume to ADI on campus career fair. Got an on campus interview in 2 weeks.
1 week after the on campus interview, I was invited to an on-site. The on-site was in 3 weeks.
Interviewed by 8 people (45~50min each), starting 9AM, finish 4:30PM.
Not all sessions are technical, 2 managers session were just general introduction of the group and some other talk.
I don't think the interviewers are expecting me to be able to answer all their questions, but when asked a question that you don't know the answer directly, try talk to them more and find clues or even ask for some hints.
All interviews are very friendly and knowledgeable.
Got results in 2 weeks, not selected for this position, but offered a position in another group.
Questions
All kinds of questions regarding op-amp
My own research
ADC/DAC, INL/DNL, distortion, etc.
CMOS, bipolar device basics (operation regions, I-V curve, equations, noise, etc)
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Analog Devices Work Experiences
- 5.0Good Work life balance and benefitsDesign Verification Engineer • Current EmployeeGeneral Trias, PhilippinesAugust 19, 2024Pros: Manager ensure employees worklife balance Competitive growth potential Competitive salaryCons: There are none as of the moment.
- 4.0A good learning experienceDesign Verification Engineer • Current EmployeeBengaluru, IndiaSeptember 6, 2024Pros: There are lots of avenues to learn and explore.Cons: The learning curve does not stop.
- 2.0Design Verification EngineerDesign Verification Engineer • Current EmployeeLimerick, IrelandMarch 22, 2017Pros: It is a stable and steady job with a relaxed atmosphere where you can work at your own pace. If you push, you can do projects that suit you, although this depends on management.Cons: Huge discrepancy in wages between different business groups in Limerick. One business group gives out higher salary increases %, more stocks and quicker promotions. Other business groups are slow to increase, little or no stocks and slow promotions. This is unfair and very difficult to work in an environment knowing others doing the exact same group as you getting paid 10, 15, or 20% more than you, either at the same grade and/or length of service.
