Great company to intern at
Great company to intern at
- Get to see the cool secret sauce
- Awesome benefits
- Really great team; no toxicity
- Team is respectful of your time
- Very secretive and siloed.
- All the full-time engineers are super busy all the time, so it sometimes feels hard to maximize your learning from them.
- WLB for full-time hires seems much worse.
Nothing really. Keep up the good work.
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CAD Engineer
The interview went well for about 45 minutes. I was asked questions on scripting and programming logic, mainly TCL. I was also tested on semiconductor basics and timing concepts, such as: * Elmore delay model * Setup and hold.
Design Verification Engineer
First, there is a phone screen. Around one week later, there is an onsite interview with three managers. Again, one week later, the results come out, and there is a Skype interview with two staff engineers from the Cupertino headquarters.
Maps Quality Analyst
The screening process consisted of three parts: a typing test, a practical test, and then a Skype interview with a manager at Apple. The manager, Diana, was very rude and impersonal. She interrupted me mid-sentence to ask if I was chewing gum, which
CAD Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2019The interview went well for about 45 minutes. I was asked questions on scripting and programming logic, mainly TCL. I was also tested on semiconductor basics and timing concepts, such as: * Elmore delay model * Setup and hold.
Design Verification Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesMarch 1, 2015First, there is a phone screen. Around one week later, there is an onsite interview with three managers. Again, one week later, the results come out, and there is a Skype interview with two staff engineers from the Cupertino headquarters.
Maps Quality Analyst
Austin, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2015The screening process consisted of three parts: a typing test, a practical test, and then a Skype interview with a manager at Apple. The manager, Diana, was very rude and impersonal. She interrupted me mid-sentence to ask if I was chewing gum, which
