Steady markets, respectful, pro-diversity, internal mobility
Low base pay, non agile
It’s a graduate role so the question is basic knowledge of circuit. It was pretty smooth process and better to prepare what project you’ve done in college and good to explain it some details like difficulties that you met and how did u do to make it
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
Two rounds of interview, one online(zoom meeting) and another in person, technical round, discussion of the applicant's resume and basics of electronics. The questions can go in detail into the resume, so prepare and revise the concepts and the wor
It’s a graduate role so the question is basic knowledge of circuit. It was pretty smooth process and better to prepare what project you’ve done in college and good to explain it some details like difficulties that you met and how did u do to make it
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
Two rounds of interview, one online(zoom meeting) and another in person, technical round, discussion of the applicant's resume and basics of electronics. The questions can go in detail into the resume, so prepare and revise the concepts and the wor