Process
The interview was virtual and had first half behavioral and second half technical.
It was about a 15 minute long interview and they would let you take a minute before the next question
Questions
To write Verilog test benches another asked my to code something and gave me a few languages to choose from, I can't remember what languages were all there but I know one option was Python and they had no C++ option
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Arm Hardware Intern role in Austin, Texas.
Success Rate
Arm's interview process for their Hardware Intern roles in Austin, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Arm's Hardware Intern interview process in Austin, Texas.
Arm Work Experiences
- 4.0GoodHardware Intern • Former EmployeeNovember 1, 2025Pros: Meaningful work - you actually get to work on stuff the team will make use of, not just toy projects. Great company culture.Cons: The process can be slow at times.
- 1.0worst job experienceEngineer • Former EmployeeAustin, TexasJuly 21, 2016Pros: Good benefits - free medical/dental/vision, 401K match, good RSUgrants, and bonus planDecent salaryGood vacation plan if you can take it.Cons: IP group is in shambles. Management has no vision and very limited knowledge. It is a dictatorship and if you don't fall in line you will get bad reviews. There are very poor management skills. No one cares about the employees. It is a highly unprofessional environment. Most of the engineers don't know anything.
- 4.0Good tech, good future, heavy bureauPrincipal Engineer • Current EmployeeAustin, TexasOctober 7, 2020Pros: Very good pay/benefits/vacation Great underlying tech Good futureCons: Super deep bureau and process, lots of redundant groups
