Nothing too bad is good.
The new hybrid working policy is too strict.
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
Got invited to ARM's hq in Cambridge 1-2 months after applying. I was interviewed by one of their hardware engineers. He asked me first if I knew VHDL which I didn't at the time so he asked me to write a program C. He then asked me optimise the prog
A bit less than 1 hour phone interview with two engineers. Overall, they are very friendly. First they explain a bit the position, then they let you talk about yourself. They ask you questions about your CV and then some technical questions. Basica
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
Got invited to ARM's hq in Cambridge 1-2 months after applying. I was interviewed by one of their hardware engineers. He asked me first if I knew VHDL which I didn't at the time so he asked me to write a program C. He then asked me optimise the prog
A bit less than 1 hour phone interview with two engineers. Overall, they are very friendly. First they explain a bit the position, then they let you talk about yourself. They ask you questions about your CV and then some technical questions. Basica