Test Development Engineer Interview Experience - Wilmington, Massachusetts
Process
Very pleasant, hiring manager reached out for a phone interview (~1 hour) after applying on the website, scheduled an on-site interview (5 hours) shortly after. Met with several members of the team, toured several buildings/labs, and was asked technical questions by each interviewer, mix of hardware/software questions. Asked about a variety of topics, but questions were not too complex. All interviewers were very nice and insightful and curious about my interests, ensuring the position was a right fit. Received an offer about one week after the on-site interview.
Questions
The topics included problems related to logic circuit truth tables, transistor circuits, op-amps, general questions about RC circuits such as high-pass and low-pass, hardware debugging, and software including array sorting and file parsing.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Analog Devices Test Development Engineer role in Wilmington, Massachusetts.
Success Rate
Analog Devices's interview process for their Test Development Engineer roles in Wilmington, Massachusetts is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Analog Devices's Test Development Engineer interview process in Wilmington, Massachusetts.
Analog Devices Work Experiences
- 3.0Great for new college EE grads but don't stay too long.Test Development Engineer • Current EmployeeWilmington, MassachusettsOctober 31, 2021Pros: Competitive pay is offered for new college grads. There are good benefits. There is a good work life balance.Cons: Corporate is actively trying to reduce costs by exporting engineering development overseas.
- 3.0Good Company to work for, but the highest level of management are white collar crooks.Test Development Engineer • Former EmployeeWilmington, MassachusettsAugust 31, 2014Pros: Their technical work is very interesting. The people are great to work with. The pay is pretty good. There is plenty of opportunity for developing skills, once you get your work done.Cons: If you don't have a ring from MIT, you are looked down upon. There is never any chance, even temporarily, to put yourself first, however, when it come to personal or professional development.
- 4.0Nice environment, nice people, fun projectsTest Development Engineer • Current EmployeeWilmington, MassachusettsMarch 10, 2016Pros: Extremely talented and technical employees fill this company, promoting a fantastic learning and almost academic environment. While this varies from group to group, my hours are flexible as long as the job gets done. People are friendly and welcoming. Lots of innovative work going on if you look in the right places.Cons: Career trajectory is unclear - it can be a hard place to grow or move up as there are so many employees with many years of experience.
