The company has a good product, good people, and good management.
There is not much on the cons.
Applied for full time position, but the hiring manager said it is an internship opening now. Only one round with hiring manager, and it is all technical questions. I answered more than 80% correct, get rejection 2 days later
The process is a phone screen, then two web meeting screens, and a final onsite interview. Web meetings are one on one and they will show or draw circuits and ask you to analyze them. You might also be expected to write/draw circuit topologies.
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.
Applied for full time position, but the hiring manager said it is an internship opening now. Only one round with hiring manager, and it is all technical questions. I answered more than 80% correct, get rejection 2 days later
The process is a phone screen, then two web meeting screens, and a final onsite interview. Web meetings are one on one and they will show or draw circuits and ask you to analyze them. You might also be expected to write/draw circuit topologies.
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.