A very good company to learn about wireless technology. There's no difference between a contractor and a permanent employee.
Conversion from contractor to permanent employee is not possible, even though both do the same work.
Compensation is also not good; it's average. You have more work, and even have to go to the office on weekends to support.
Any advice from a contract employee will not be listened to.
Met with three people. I was asked technical questions, including pointers, setup/hold time, and Verilog FSM.
There will be two levels of technical interviews. The first will be a telephonic screening interview. Once this is passed, there will be a multiple-person personal interview lasting around 4 hours. After that, there will be a manager interview for 30
I was referred by an employee. I didn't have to go through a technical interview on the phone. I interviewed with six people. All except one person asked high-level technical, but not programming, questions. One person had a piece of paper with wri
Met with three people. I was asked technical questions, including pointers, setup/hold time, and Verilog FSM.
There will be two levels of technical interviews. The first will be a telephonic screening interview. Once this is passed, there will be a multiple-person personal interview lasting around 4 hours. After that, there will be a manager interview for 30
I was referred by an employee. I didn't have to go through a technical interview on the phone. I interviewed with six people. All except one person asked high-level technical, but not programming, questions. One person had a piece of paper with wri