It is a good place for the grad engineers to learn.
People are always there to help.
There is free health insurance.
I don’t have anything to say about this.
Had a first round interview with the HR. Followed by interviews with the hiring manager and 6 other employees. The hiring manager interview was mostly going through resume. The interview with the 6 other engineers was technical in nature.
There was one ~30 minute interview that was reasonably technical. They asked me to draw a circuit that I had simulated in Spice before and then asked me to analyse that circuit. They asked me about projects I'd done with some good follow-up questions
Applied grads position via email. And they got back to me almost half a year later because of the previous successful candidate decided to take his Ph.D. They first gave me a phone interview where it was mostly about the things written on the resume
Had a first round interview with the HR. Followed by interviews with the hiring manager and 6 other employees. The hiring manager interview was mostly going through resume. The interview with the 6 other engineers was technical in nature.
There was one ~30 minute interview that was reasonably technical. They asked me to draw a circuit that I had simulated in Spice before and then asked me to analyse that circuit. They asked me about projects I'd done with some good follow-up questions
Applied grads position via email. And they got back to me almost half a year later because of the previous successful candidate decided to take his Ph.D. They first gave me a phone interview where it was mostly about the things written on the resume