My team is friendly and supportive, and at least where I am in the company the work culture is great.
Good work/life balance, flexible WFH, etc.
I've had the opportunity to work on genuinely interesting problems, learn a lot about system-level computer architecture, and how to write performant simulation software in C++.
Office location isn't the best, but there is a shuttle bus from Cambridge station.
The culture is what makes Arm a great place to work.
Don't be tempted by what some infamous American companies do!
Three stages: the first one just a simple phone call, the second one a Zoom call with some technical questions, the third one only technical 3 hours long. The first one was really just to know me, they asked me very general questions about the compan
The interview process was fairly rigorous and demanded attention to detail. There were 3 rounds of interviews. The final round was with a panel who were experts in their respective fields. It took a month to conduct all interviews and then another mo
The process went through a phone screening, a Skype-based high-level technical interview, and a Skype-based more detailed technical interview. We stopped the process at that point, although there was an initial plan for an on-site detailed technical
Three stages: the first one just a simple phone call, the second one a Zoom call with some technical questions, the third one only technical 3 hours long. The first one was really just to know me, they asked me very general questions about the compan
The interview process was fairly rigorous and demanded attention to detail. There were 3 rounds of interviews. The final round was with a panel who were experts in their respective fields. It took a month to conduct all interviews and then another mo
The process went through a phone screening, a Skype-based high-level technical interview, and a Skype-based more detailed technical interview. We stopped the process at that point, although there was an initial plan for an on-site detailed technical