The work is very interesting, there's great opportunity to grow. Not many companies are doing GPUs. Thus, it's almost guaranteed that at some point in your career you will be able to influence the industry standard, drive exciting product and become rare specialist.
The culture in Trondheim is amazing, people are involved and willing to help each other. The environment is very international, with many people coming from different countries, jobs and tech experience, which helps in my opinion. Arm Norway offers great work-life balance, is family friendly and genuinely cares about the life of the employees.
For Trondheim/Norway some things tend to be a bit too Cambridge-centric.
Seems that management prefers to reward new-hires more than existing employees, to the extent that the difference is hard to close over years.
3 Telephonic interview, an interview with the technical director and the principal software engineer, and a technical interview. A lot of time was spent between each interview and it took roughly four months to complete the process. The first telepho
Seems like a trash company treating candidates like trash. Ghosted me out after recruiter screening. They didn’t give me an email nor phone to contact - so not sure whom to follow up with. But won’t apply again.
Got a call from a recruiter, then a call from an engineer, we had to do this twice because the engineer forgot about me the first time - I took a time off for that ..., no technical questions, then on site. No one told me what will happen on site. I
3 Telephonic interview, an interview with the technical director and the principal software engineer, and a technical interview. A lot of time was spent between each interview and it took roughly four months to complete the process. The first telepho
Seems like a trash company treating candidates like trash. Ghosted me out after recruiter screening. They didn’t give me an email nor phone to contact - so not sure whom to follow up with. But won’t apply again.
Got a call from a recruiter, then a call from an engineer, we had to do this twice because the engineer forgot about me the first time - I took a time off for that ..., no technical questions, then on site. No one told me what will happen on site. I