Applied and got an invite for a phone interview several weeks later. They asked me about experience I had on my CV and then asked me some technical questions about C++ and computer architecture. The questions were just covering the basics so if you've had some real world C++ experience (probably 6 months at least) you should know the answers.
The computer architecture questions were also just covering the basics but you should have at least done a small course in architecture beforehand.
Then I got invited for an assessment day, most of which was just hearing about the company and stuff, fairly relaxed. There was a group project with a Lego mindstorms kit where you were assessed but I don't think that part would have a large bearing on your application. This was followed by a 1.5 hour interview where they asked me a few more technical questions on C++ and architecture, which I thought was easier than the phone interview.
Overall very positive experience, but some drawbacks were that it took two weeks to hear back when I made my application and the assessment day was nearly eight hours long! I think the assessment day should definitely be cut down to maybe four hours as it takes up your whole day.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Arm Graduate Engineer Modeling role in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Arm's interview process for their Graduate Engineer Modeling roles in Cambridge, United Kingdom is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Arm's Graduate Engineer Modeling interview process in Cambridge, United Kingdom.