Rockstar engineers, some of the smartest people you'll ever come across. The design engineers I collaborated with want you to succeed and work very diligently and meticulously. Decent work-life balance, good cafeteria (HQ), great building and lab resources.
Middle management constantly trying to throw you off course to attend to matters that ultimately don't matter.
Sales and management do not care about quality - want you to deliver data to customers when the product isn't fully vetted or ready.
Poor alignment between Legacy MAXIM and Legacy ADI/LT folks.
When there is a working system that is robust and trusted by our client/customers - why would you jeopardize it? Just so that you could sell more low quality parts? This helps to meet your quarterly goals in the short term but it is your engineers who pay for it when a part comes back not working.
Respect your engineers and trust their input. They are looking out for the customer's best interest more than you.
1st round was a 30 min Zoom meeting to go over resume. Afterwards was a 3 hour on-site interview by 3 engineers (application manager, staff application engineer and a senior design engineer). All technical questions were related to power and analog
Walked around the office and met with various senior engineers who asked me questions about my schooling and career goals. I then was given a tour of the clean room I would be working in if I ended up getting the job I was applying for.
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
1st round was a 30 min Zoom meeting to go over resume. Afterwards was a 3 hour on-site interview by 3 engineers (application manager, staff application engineer and a senior design engineer). All technical questions were related to power and analog
Walked around the office and met with various senior engineers who asked me questions about my schooling and career goals. I then was given a tour of the clean room I would be working in if I ended up getting the job I was applying for.
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