ADI is a great place to work at. Employees are amenable and professionals. There is always room for you to grow up or out. It's a great place to start your career as well; there is a good culture of training and helping new employees grow.
ADI develops cutting edge semiconductor devices across the wide range of portfolios which makes it a great place to get exposure to industry leading technologies.
It is a progressive work environment.
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Via university recruitment. In total, 4 phone interviews with 1 project engineer and 3 senior engineer. Questions gather around basic IC knowledge (device physics and schematic) and your past experience.
Process was very thorough, but extremely friendly. Talked with two senior product engineers and a manager (phone interviews), before on-site interview. On-site interview was all day, with 6 interviewers, all asking technical questions. Questions w
One of the HR in Analog Devices messaged me for a technical interview. On the day of the interview, I expected that the questions would be difficult and about technicals, but that did not happen. The interview I encountered was somewhat a casual int
Via university recruitment. In total, 4 phone interviews with 1 project engineer and 3 senior engineer. Questions gather around basic IC knowledge (device physics and schematic) and your past experience.
Process was very thorough, but extremely friendly. Talked with two senior product engineers and a manager (phone interviews), before on-site interview. On-site interview was all day, with 6 interviewers, all asking technical questions. Questions w
One of the HR in Analog Devices messaged me for a technical interview. On the day of the interview, I expected that the questions would be difficult and about technicals, but that did not happen. The interview I encountered was somewhat a casual int