Product Engineer Summer Interview Experience - Wilmington, Massachusetts
Process
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Phone interview that goes over the resume + some technical questions
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On-site interviews with 1 - 3 teams interested in me
Mostly technical questions. I did not get a single behavioral question.
Interviews happened for an entire day for me as I had two teams interviewing me.
5 - 6 people from each team interviewed me 1 on 1 covering different aspects of the position.
After 2 - 3 weeks you get to hear about your result
Questions
Explain an ideal op-amp
Design an low-pass filter
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Analog Devices Product Engineer Summer role in Wilmington, Massachusetts.
Success Rate
Analog Devices's interview process for their Product Engineer Summer roles in Wilmington, Massachusetts is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Analog Devices's Product Engineer Summer interview process in Wilmington, Massachusetts.
Analog Devices Work Experiences
- 4.0Product EngineerProduct Engineer • Current EmployeeWilmington, MassachusettsJune 30, 2015Pros: The work environment was nice and offered great flexibility.Cons: There was a lack of communication from management.
- 4.0Decent company, slow growthDesign Evaluation Engineer • Current EmployeeWilmington, MassachusettsAugust 4, 2023Pros: Excellent technology. Great place for an early career engineer to hone their skills and develop professionally. Many hundreds of colleagues co-located within a same office makes it easy to form communities and to have a sense of belonging, working with like-minded folks.Cons: The company has a risk-averse culture. This means slow career growth but could also be a potential strength in economic downturns. The pay is low.
- 3.0Losing Young TalentsProduct Test Engineer • Current EmployeeWilmington, MassachusettsMarch 28, 2021Pros: Projects are very interesting and intellectually challenging. Engineering culture is excellent. Colleagues are mostly very willing to help and share knowledge. All the engineering managers I worked for are very reasonable folks with common sense and a data-driven approach.Cons: Work has become more and more demanding with ever tighter schedules. Many coworkers are spending ever more extra hours just to meet aggressive product development/release schedules. I feel ADI has been taking that for granted a little bit, without compensating employees' extra efforts going above and beyond.
