The people there are great. The atmosphere is challenging but relaxed. You will be given a lot of responsibility if you want it. The work environment is not overly formal, and when you work in the lab the cress come can be very relaxed. Everyone I worked with was extremely friendly and made going to work every day a joy.
I was also given a lot to do as a co-op and trusted with projects with large expenses and tight budgets. I was always encouraged by my managers.
Higher ups can be very demanding at times. Deadlines are sometimes unrealistic. This can be positive or negative depending on how you look at it. This can push you to get your work done or make you lazy if you feel as if you will not make the deadline anyway.
Set realistic goals so that they can be met.
Adjust deadlines when plans slip, not at the last minute.
They asked about a few CMOS concepts. They talked about my past job experience and various projects I did during my masters. They talked about my experience with the Cadence Virtuoso tool. The interview process was quite smooth. They asked about pro
1. Phone interview that goes over the resume + some technical questions 2. 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
My interview for the role was on the longer side and it dealt more with technical questions as well as going into depth on projects and previous work. They asked the basics of how a transistor works and what each part of the three pins means and how
They asked about a few CMOS concepts. They talked about my past job experience and various projects I did during my masters. They talked about my experience with the Cadence Virtuoso tool. The interview process was quite smooth. They asked about pro
1. Phone interview that goes over the resume + some technical questions 2. 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
My interview for the role was on the longer side and it dealt more with technical questions as well as going into depth on projects and previous work. They asked the basics of how a transistor works and what each part of the three pins means and how