Arm is a company that really lives up to all the hype. It's great to work in an environment where the culture is around success, openness and the feeling that the management genuinely understands what it is to be an engineer. Arm takes the view that we need to understand company strategy and the architectural and technological advances that are coming - so as a result there are lots of opportunities to be briefed on this information.
Arm is full of really smart people who live our "we, not I" values. It's a great place for people with ideas who want to be rewarded well for doing something worthwhile - and want to see that their work results in highly successful products in the marketplace. With Arm's forthcoming IPO, we are moving towards a situation where our reward structure includes a generous amount of RSUs. All the signs are that this will be very good. And our cash bonus payment will continue.
Arm has a tendency to be stop/go on recruitment. Our current situation on getting ready for IPO means that costs are being watched more than usual, but having said that there is a lot of recruitment going on and rewards are excellent.
Was contacted by HR, then a phone call with HR. Interview with hiring manager, not a technical one, just open questions. Then got a homework assignment about system design, on site interview with 2 developers about the assignment. Then never heard ba
The interview is a fairly straightforward technical one. I was interviewed by three people, one was the engineering manager and the other two were high senior engineers. They asked me about my experiences so far and gone through every point I mention
I took the first automated assessment, during which I was presented with a few questions on the subjects described in the job posting. A couple of weeks later, I had a video interview with two very friendly people on some technical questions, after
Was contacted by HR, then a phone call with HR. Interview with hiring manager, not a technical one, just open questions. Then got a homework assignment about system design, on site interview with 2 developers about the assignment. Then never heard ba
The interview is a fairly straightforward technical one. I was interviewed by three people, one was the engineering manager and the other two were high senior engineers. They asked me about my experiences so far and gone through every point I mention
I took the first automated assessment, during which I was presented with a few questions on the subjects described in the job posting. A couple of weeks later, I had a video interview with two very friendly people on some technical questions, after