Amazing technology (if you're interested in semiconductors), overall good management, and incredibly talented colleagues.
Insane demand for products leads to hectic timelines, long hours, and lots of stress. No assigned desks on campus is somewhat annoying.
Three rounds. The first is with an HR representative, the second one is a phone interview with the hiring manager, and the last is an online interview with six interviewers in half-hour slots. Also, I needed to prepare a 45-minute presentation.
Initially, there was a telephone screening interview that I easily passed and had a strong feeling I was a high match. They then flew me into NYC, got a car rental, drove to Norwalk, CT, and stayed at a hotel overnight. Then I was interviewed the nex
It was more of an interrogation than an interview. I design FPGA-based systems (embedded and otherwise) these days, and they really weren't sure what they were looking for. Multiple positions were open, but this particular interview had nothing to
Three rounds. The first is with an HR representative, the second one is a phone interview with the hiring manager, and the last is an online interview with six interviewers in half-hour slots. Also, I needed to prepare a 45-minute presentation.
Initially, there was a telephone screening interview that I easily passed and had a strong feeling I was a high match. They then flew me into NYC, got a car rental, drove to Norwalk, CT, and stayed at a hotel overnight. Then I was interviewed the nex
It was more of an interrogation than an interview. I design FPGA-based systems (embedded and otherwise) these days, and they really weren't sure what they were looking for. Multiple positions were open, but this particular interview had nothing to