If you like geeking out on deeply technical topics then Arm is the place for you. We are at the forefront of developing new technologies with a massive impact. Besides that, it generally has a great work culture (friendly and supportive).
Like many tech companies we occasionally have layoffs and I've seen many good colleagues go over the years through no fault of their own. These create stress and uncertainty for everyone, and I hope they can be minimized.
I see some changes to Arm company culture (for example the drive for faster decision making, which is good).
However, make sure in the process we don't lose the aspects of culture that make it a great place to work: openness and collaboration.
Coding exam -> 1 hour interview -> 4 hours interview In the coding exam you mainly solve/code a simple problem in a 3 hours. In the 1 hour interview it mainly a chat where the manger tells you about the team and then starts to know you and your
I applied on the career website. I was asked about two weeks later to complete a video interview. The questions were recorded and I had to answer in 2 or 3 minutes (depending on the questions). At the end of the video interview, there was a coding te
(2 years before posting): Some HireVue video assessment initially, then HR and technical rounds. Final stage is with people from multiple teams who all think about whether you'd fit into their team (and allow you to think about what team you might wa
Coding exam -> 1 hour interview -> 4 hours interview In the coding exam you mainly solve/code a simple problem in a 3 hours. In the 1 hour interview it mainly a chat where the manger tells you about the team and then starts to know you and your
I applied on the career website. I was asked about two weeks later to complete a video interview. The questions were recorded and I had to answer in 2 or 3 minutes (depending on the questions). At the end of the video interview, there was a coding te
(2 years before posting): Some HireVue video assessment initially, then HR and technical rounds. Final stage is with people from multiple teams who all think about whether you'd fit into their team (and allow you to think about what team you might wa