Great place as a new-college-hire
Great place as a new-college-hire
Flexible schedule, WFH option (depending on role, I can't because I need a ton of equipment), good pay, good benefits, good coworkers
Slight uncertainty in job security, but this is very common in tech overall right now.
You pay for lunch (~$10/meal), but it's cheaper than anything else in the area.
Commutes can be long or rent can be expensive.
It's hard to balance the two, but the pay compensates for the highest cost-of-living city in the US.
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Analog Devices Interview Experiences
Product Quality Engineer
It involved interviews with department members as well as interviews with other departments' members because the role demands interaction with multiple departments. The discussions were mostly general conversation about the role and your experiences
Applications Engineer
The interview included both behavioral and technical questions. The technical questions consisted of basic EE principles such as filtering and transistors. I was able to gain a better idea of the job and the company. Overall, it was a very comfortabl
Applications Engineering Manager
I had a phone interview with the hiring manager. Then there was an on-site interview with four managers.
Product Quality Engineer
San Jose, CaliforniaApril 10, 2023It involved interviews with department members as well as interviews with other departments' members because the role demands interaction with multiple departments. The discussions were mostly general conversation about the role and your experiences
Applications Engineer
San Jose, CaliforniaOctober 1, 2023The interview included both behavioral and technical questions. The technical questions consisted of basic EE principles such as filtering and transistors. I was able to gain a better idea of the job and the company. Overall, it was a very comfortabl
Applications Engineering Manager
San Jose, CaliforniaSeptember 1, 2013I had a phone interview with the hiring manager. Then there was an on-site interview with four managers.
