Started as a graduate and spent 14 years working for ADI in 3 different countries.
Good conditions and a fantastic place to develop your technical career.
Frequent changes in management. Depending on the business unit it could appear that there is a lack of midterm strategy, or it just changes too often.
Started with a college career fair, then moved onto an on-campus interview. A separate team followed up for a phone screen, and then an onsite interview. The interview was mostly technical questions, and a few personal questions.
The interviewers were nice. All they asked were what are the projects I made, what is my role in it and all the softwares I am familiar with. They also gave certain scenarios and asked what would I do if that issue comes.
I received a phone call at first- basic technical questions were asked involving sampling, RLC filters,etc.. It was then followed by an on-site day-long interview process- 7 people interviewed me one-by-one, each interview slot spanning 40 minutes.
Started with a college career fair, then moved onto an on-campus interview. A separate team followed up for a phone screen, and then an onsite interview. The interview was mostly technical questions, and a few personal questions.
The interviewers were nice. All they asked were what are the projects I made, what is my role in it and all the softwares I am familiar with. They also gave certain scenarios and asked what would I do if that issue comes.
I received a phone call at first- basic technical questions were asked involving sampling, RLC filters,etc.. It was then followed by an on-site day-long interview process- 7 people interviewed me one-by-one, each interview slot spanning 40 minutes.