These people know what they are doing
These people know what they are doing
Free drinks, juice, soda, tea, coffee, etc., but no alcohol.
Food in the cafeteria is fairly inexpensive.
Everyone I worked with had a very high level of expertise.
Communication was pretty open.
Almost everyone in the group was very helpful to me as an intern.
The company works on cutting-edge stuff, and the work is challenging and fun.
My pay as an intern was on the low side, $20.50/hour plus 1.5X for overtime. This was the summer after I finished college, right before starting grad school.
It is sometimes a pain to do a teleconference with other engineers working in Irvine, CA.
Senior management needs to cut the crap with executive pay.
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San Diego, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2012During the phone interview, I spoke for an hour with the group leader. He mainly asked me questions about operating system concepts and C programming, such as: * What is a static variable in C? * What is an auto variable? * What is a race cond
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August 1, 2011The phone interview took an hour on a Saturday, and we have subsequently set up an in-house interview for the following week. There were five rounds of interviews, each with one to two interviewers. Most questions focused on technical know-how and e
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March 1, 2011First phone interview, two weeks later onsite interview.
