Process
I applied online through their website and after about 2 weeks I got an email that I had been short-listed for the position. My phone interview was scheduled one week later which lasted about an hour.
Most of the questions were about a particular project I had done and specific questions on implementation. At the end of the interview I was informed that I would receive feedback in the next three weeks.
However, I never got a feedback despite the fact that I sent follow-up emails to two different people of the HR asking about the status of my candidacy. Actually both of the HR persons never responded to my emails.
Questions
The interviewer asked specific questions on projects and implementation.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Arm Graduate Hardware Engineer role in Greece.
Success Rate
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Arm's interview process for their Graduate Hardware Engineer roles in Greece is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Arm's Graduate Hardware Engineer interview process in Greece.
Arm Work Experiences
5.0
Lovely atmosphere
Graduate Hardware Engineer • Current Employee
Budapest, Hungary
December 3, 2025
Pros: The colleagues are always helpful. The atmosphere is like in a family home. Best work-life balance a company could offer.
Cons: The workload is a lot sometimes but it's normal at a company as competitive as Arm.
5.0
Great Atmosphere
Graduate Hardware Engineer • Current Employee
February 19, 2023
Pros: Flexible working hours
Flexible home office vs office working
Nice benefits
Cons: Not too high pay Have to come to office 20% of the time
5.0
A Great Place to Work
Graduate Hardware Engineer • Current Employee
Cambridge, United Kingdom
January 11, 2023
Pros: As a graduate, I have been entrusted with a high degree of responsibility - despite my relative lack of experience. This has allowed me to quickly demonstrate my abilities. My team is highly collaborative; we succeed (and fail) together. Arm has a caring culture. Everybody is famously generous with their time, no matter their seniority. We have quarterly 'days of care', where all staff receive a day off to do what matters to them (relax/hobbies/family time). There are a large number of societies and internal events. Managers are told to encourage a healthy work/life balance, where hours and location are semi-flexible (as long as you complete the required amount). Engineering salary is competitive for the industry. Very strong from a DEI standpoint.
Cons: There could be more collaboration between offices. The current systems are not equipped to deal with cross-office working. I work in a smaller team, where employing more engineers would help us deliver a wider range of products to meet market demand. The failed acquisition stalled the company's roadmaps and resulted in restructuring. A lump sum reward that could be spent on well-being was removed to align rewards packages, at great expense to junior engineers. There is incoherency between years of grads regarding pay levels between bachelor's and master's graduates. For our year, there is no benefit in obtaining a master's degree.
- 5.0Lovely atmosphereGraduate Hardware Engineer • Current EmployeeBudapest, HungaryDecember 3, 2025Pros: The colleagues are always helpful. The atmosphere is like in a family home. Best work-life balance a company could offer.Cons: The workload is a lot sometimes but it's normal at a company as competitive as Arm.
- 5.0Great AtmosphereGraduate Hardware Engineer • Current EmployeeFebruary 19, 2023Pros: Flexible working hours Flexible home office vs office working Nice benefitsCons: Not too high pay Have to come to office 20% of the time
- 5.0A Great Place to WorkGraduate Hardware Engineer • Current EmployeeCambridge, United KingdomJanuary 11, 2023Pros: As a graduate, I have been entrusted with a high degree of responsibility - despite my relative lack of experience. This has allowed me to quickly demonstrate my abilities. My team is highly collaborative; we succeed (and fail) together. Arm has a caring culture. Everybody is famously generous with their time, no matter their seniority. We have quarterly 'days of care', where all staff receive a day off to do what matters to them (relax/hobbies/family time). There are a large number of societies and internal events. Managers are told to encourage a healthy work/life balance, where hours and location are semi-flexible (as long as you complete the required amount). Engineering salary is competitive for the industry. Very strong from a DEI standpoint.Cons: There could be more collaboration between offices. The current systems are not equipped to deal with cross-office working. I work in a smaller team, where employing more engineers would help us deliver a wider range of products to meet market demand. The failed acquisition stalled the company's roadmaps and resulted in restructuring. A lump sum reward that could be spent on well-being was removed to align rewards packages, at great expense to junior engineers. There is incoherency between years of grads regarding pay levels between bachelor's and master's graduates. For our year, there is no benefit in obtaining a master's degree.
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