This is a good start for a graduate.
There were none that I faced in my time there.
I submitted an online application on the company's website, which was followed by a telephone interview with one senior applications engineer and one principal applications engineer. The telephone interview lasted about an hour with CV, competency an
I applied 2 weeks later: 6 Hirevue questions, all technical things: interrupts, OS, RTOS, cache memory. 1 month later - Zoom interview about 2 hours long. 2 weeks application rejected. Overall good experience tbh, they were transparent about ever
One technical telephone interview with a recorded video. Firstly, they asked me general questions about my past experiences, then the interview developed into more technical stuffs asking questions about VHDL, Verilog and some design issues.
I submitted an online application on the company's website, which was followed by a telephone interview with one senior applications engineer and one principal applications engineer. The telephone interview lasted about an hour with CV, competency an
I applied 2 weeks later: 6 Hirevue questions, all technical things: interrupts, OS, RTOS, cache memory. 1 month later - Zoom interview about 2 hours long. 2 weeks application rejected. Overall good experience tbh, they were transparent about ever
One technical telephone interview with a recorded video. Firstly, they asked me general questions about my past experiences, then the interview developed into more technical stuffs asking questions about VHDL, Verilog and some design issues.