Good culture, people, and career growth opportunities, on the technical side there is a lot to learn and the work environment enables a good pace to do so.
Work normally presents a challenge which is good so you never feel bored.
Compensation seems fair, having sabbatical and good amount of holidays.
Sometimes the small company mindset remains on simple things like conferences across multiple sites, also the IT it's quite terrible for computing resources and management, the company seems more interested in not investing even though in their plans they need to grow in head count (now been part of SoftBank), which I find contradictory.
Project planning seems like a mess to disorganised sometimes, and they need to enforce standardisation.
Invest on IT for engineering computing resources, and do not lose the "what" and those who have made you a great company so far.
I am pursuing my PhD thesis in Microelectronics and I have applied for few positions in ARM starting from design engineer, system modelling etc. I had 4 years of industry experience in design verification. All my applications were rejected from those
Round1: telephonic Round2: f2f, 3 to 4 technical rounds Round3: hr discussion Focus on basics and logical thinking. Mainly values approach and learnability of the candidates. Appreciates mistakes and open to change in answers. Areas to focus: 1. C
It went on for 45min. It was fairly easy. Focused on the basics of SV and UVM. It was directly with the hiring manager. They seemed open and genuinely a good interview experience
I am pursuing my PhD thesis in Microelectronics and I have applied for few positions in ARM starting from design engineer, system modelling etc. I had 4 years of industry experience in design verification. All my applications were rejected from those
Round1: telephonic Round2: f2f, 3 to 4 technical rounds Round3: hr discussion Focus on basics and logical thinking. Mainly values approach and learnability of the candidates. Appreciates mistakes and open to change in answers. Areas to focus: 1. C
It went on for 45min. It was fairly easy. Focused on the basics of SV and UVM. It was directly with the hiring manager. They seemed open and genuinely a good interview experience