Sent in my resume and a cover letter and received the auto-response fairly quickly afterwards.
Didn't hear much until around Christmas time when I received a phone call asking if I had been receiving their emails.. Eek.. I was abroad for a few weeks at the time and they had sent me a few requests for an online interview, all of which I missed.
Luckily, they were very understanding and sent me a digital interview invite shortly after the call.
The interview was pre-recorded and had some C programming questions and some about me and my past experiences.
After completing the interview, I again had the automated reply and was back a little in the dark until around the start of February, when I was invited for a final round in person 1-on-1 interview.
ARM covered the cost of transport, and because I was travelling from 4hrs+ away, they even arranged and paid for a hotel so I could be there the night before.
The interview day had several team-focused exercises in groups of ~5, followed by a 1-on-1 interview after lunch.
In the 1-on-1, they focused on what I had mentioned in my CV and resume and had some technical questions for me to complete.
Although I stumbled slightly on the first one (was quite nervous), the next few were fine.
Finally finishing the day with some more fun team-based challenges.
Not a week later, I had my offer and contracts sent through email and post.
In my online interview I had to develop a simple implementation of a C linked list with push and pop capabilities.
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