Fairly good benefits and a nice work environment.
Management was a mess, frequently driven by business decisions and not by engineering.
The first two rounds were by phone. Next, they called me for a personal interview for the technical round. Questions in the face-to-face interview were mostly about subject fundamentals and related to projects and publications, if any.
I applied through the company portal. Got a call from HR to schedule an interview and got it scheduled for the next day itself. This was the first round, and there were two managers on the panel. The interview went really well. Questions were main
1st round - 2 questions: 1. A written coding question, strictly no Python, paper and pen based test on campus. 2. One debugging task in a Java program. 2nd round - HR interview. 3rd round.
The first two rounds were by phone. Next, they called me for a personal interview for the technical round. Questions in the face-to-face interview were mostly about subject fundamentals and related to projects and publications, if any.
I applied through the company portal. Got a call from HR to schedule an interview and got it scheduled for the next day itself. This was the first round, and there were two managers on the panel. The interview went really well. Questions were main
1st round - 2 questions: 1. A written coding question, strictly no Python, paper and pen based test on campus. 2. One debugging task in a Java program. 2nd round - HR interview. 3rd round.