Graduate Engineer Interview Experience - Hong Kong, China
Process
The interview started with an explanation of the actual job they do in their group.
After that I've been asked to talk about my master project and a lot of behavioural questions came out after that. At the end the question moved to the devices scaling (mostly effect of scaling, no hints from the interviewer). On average it was a fair interview, and not getting an offer could be only my fault that I prepared too much on synthesis questions instead of physical devices.
Questions
Technology scaling, how to solve the drawbacks
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Arm Graduate Engineer role in Hong Kong, China.
Success Rate
Arm's interview process for their Graduate Engineer roles in Hong Kong, China is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Arm's Graduate Engineer interview process in Hong Kong, China.
Arm Work Experiences
- 4.0Good work life balance with decent payGraduate Engineer • Former EmployeeBengaluru, IndiaSeptember 1, 2016Pros: Not a giant workforce but still massive impact on the industry. Good work life balance. Pay is decent. Innovative place to work at.Cons: Pay may not be at par with other companies out there. Sometimes lacking in providing competitive environment to employees and therefore less attractive to graduates from top universities.
- 5.0Graduate EngineerGraduate Engineer • Current EmployeeBengaluru, IndiaJune 18, 2015Pros: It has a good work culture, helps you in learning, and encourages developing good skills. It is expanding and hiring more and more people.Cons: Salary is quite average, not very frequent perks and bonus. The company is very conservative in spending money on employees
- 5.0Great Place to Work at overallGraduate Engineer • Current EmployeeJanuary 26, 2022Pros: Great place to start a career - the company understands that you may not know much out of university and provides a lot of help during the first few years, allowing to rump up comfortably.Cons: The number of non-engineering tasks can be overwhelming sometimes.
