Product Engineer Interview Experience - United States
Process
All-day onsite interviews with 5-6 team members. Some technical questions but mostly focused on past experiences and how I would approach various challenges that may arise on the job. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Lunch was provided at the cafeteria.
Questions
How would you go about navigating old and limited documentation to understand an old product that is aiming to be re-developed for a new customer?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 20 interview experiences for the Analog Devices Product Engineer role in United States.
Success Rate
Analog Devices's interview process for their Product Engineer roles in the United States is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Analog Devices's Product Engineer interview process in United States.
Analog Devices Work Experiences
- 4.0Good placeProduct Engineer • Current EmployeeChelmsford, MassachusettsJanuary 15, 2021Pros: Good people, collaborative environment, employee focusCons: Corporate red tape, tight budgets and schedules
- 3.0Decent company to work for. Screws employees over without caringProduct Engineer • Current EmployeeJuly 29, 2022Pros: Nice place to work. Nice people. Engineering rules not over-ruling, and things need to make sense in order for it to pass. This is nice because it doesn't give a king rule if a king has no grounding.Cons: The company moved to a much more expensive location, asking employees to move with it without additional pay.
- 4.0its coming!Product Engineer • Current EmployeeMarch 11, 2010Pros: Progressive thinking company with opportunities for advancement. It is a company in great position for a very bright future. Come 2Q10 there are some positive signs that the business trends it experienced in 1Q will continue.Cons: Unemployment rates remain stubbornly high, access to credit remains difficult, and there seems to be a disconnect between the business levels we are achieving and economic reports from around the world. As such, remainder of 2010, it will remain cautious and will need to keep its costs under very tight control.
