You obviously get to work with lots of Arm technology and interface with very knowledgeable people in the field of processor architecture. All colleagues are quite capable and your direct management is great at providing you with really nice challenges and also all the tools you may require to work on them.
Additionally to all that the bonus package is great in terms of value.
The worst part of working at Arm (if you're Cambridge based) has nothing to do with the company itself directly but the location. The public transport is not great in Cambridge.
In the end you'll have to rely on the bicycle to move around.
I am yet awaiting a response from them after telephonic interview. But I will still post the details of telephonic interview that happened! I was contacted by a consulting firm which was recruiting for ARM (read recruiting as head hunting). I appli
Call from HR and quick introductory meeting with Hiring Manager, followed by 4 technical interviews. HR and TA team were very helpful in organizing the interview on convenient time. Hiring Manager and interviewers briefed about type of work and wor
There was a telephone screen interview first. It took 1 hour, and he asked some technical questions regarding C, C++, and some architectural questions. There were no questions regarding my resume. After this tough telephone interview, the second Skyp
I am yet awaiting a response from them after telephonic interview. But I will still post the details of telephonic interview that happened! I was contacted by a consulting firm which was recruiting for ARM (read recruiting as head hunting). I appli
Call from HR and quick introductory meeting with Hiring Manager, followed by 4 technical interviews. HR and TA team were very helpful in organizing the interview on convenient time. Hiring Manager and interviewers briefed about type of work and wor
There was a telephone screen interview first. It took 1 hour, and he asked some technical questions regarding C, C++, and some architectural questions. There were no questions regarding my resume. After this tough telephone interview, the second Skyp